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27 Apr 2009 15:44

Silent capital

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It’s the only major bank to avoid tapping either the state or private investors for a big slug of capital. To keep coffers replenished, Deutsche has instead pulled a wide variety of levers. It may need more if it is to retain its unique crisis distinction, says Jeffrey Goldfarb.

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