FRANKFURT (Reuters) -Deutsche Bank said on Tuesday that it will hold a “deep dive” for investors on November 17, an event at which the lender’s management is expected to elaborate on targets and strategy for the years ahead.
Germany’s largest lender is currently in the final stretch of its effort to meet financial targets by the end of this year, but it has left open specific aims for the coming several years.
“The Deutsche Bank management team will provide an update on the group’s progress and the forward-looking strategic agenda,” Ioana Patriniche, head of investor relations, said in an invitation to investors.
(Reporting by Tom Sims, editing by Thomas Seythal)
