: Deutsche Bank long-standing clients stuck by the group despite March ‘speculative attack,’ CFO says

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German lender Deutsche Bank said its clients by and large stood by it last month, when it experienced a 15% drop in its stock following a sudden spike in credit default swaps.

Its Chief Financial Officer James von Moltke told Bloomberg on Thursday that the lender was the victim of a “speculative attack.”

In its quarterly results, the German…