The Trouble With Deutsche Bank

The Trouble With Deutsche Bank
A woman with an umbrella passes a Deutsche Bank branch in Frankfurt am Main, on January 29, 2013. The Chinese investment in the German bank hasn't helped and a merger with a U.S. bank could be a better solution. Thomas Lohnes/Getty Images
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Watching the related financial dramas of China’s HNA Group and Germany’s Deutsche Bank AG, we are reminded that purposeful design and order imposed from above by experts and regulators is largely an illusion. The world is filled with ill-considered strategies, especially at the intersection of public policy and corporate governance.

So what is the problem for Deutsche Bank?

Christopher Whalen
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Christopher Whalen is the chairman of Whalen Global Advisors and the author of "Ford Men." This article was first published by the Institutional Risk Analyst.
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