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<strong>Deutsche</strong> <strong>Bank</strong><br />

<strong>Annual</strong> Review 2010<br />

Letter from the Chairman of the Management Board<br />

Dr. Josef Ackermann<br />

Chairman of the Management Board and<br />

the Group Executive Committee<br />

For <strong>Deutsche</strong> <strong>Bank</strong>, 2010 was a crucial year. It was a year of<br />

investments and changes, and one in which we clearly<br />

strengthened our competitive position. In many ways, the<br />

bank is now stronger than before the fi nancial crisis and<br />

exceptionally well positioned for renewed growth.<br />

Last year, the global economy showed increasing signs of<br />

recovery. The worst is behind us – but we are not out of the<br />

woods yet. Growth momentum came primarily from the<br />

emerging markets in Asia and Latin America. By contrast,<br />

recovery in most of the industrial countries has been slower.<br />

The U. S. economy is still weighed down by the need for real<br />

estate market corrections and high levels of indebtedness.<br />

The eurozone is marked by signifi cant imbalances: while some<br />

of Europe’s ’ peripheral’ states face economic and structural<br />

problems, our home market, Germany, saw strong economic<br />

growth of 3.6 %.<br />

Against this background, the bank’s total net revenues in 2010<br />

came to € 28.6 billion. These are among the highest revenues<br />

we have ever recorded. At € 4 billion, our reported income before<br />

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