Germany’s biggest bank, Deutsche Bank, published first quarter results that point to a marked improvement in the bank’s business fundamentals. In stark contrast with peers such as Credit Suisse and UBS, both of whom declared results earlier this week that reflected a drop in revenues from investment banking, Deutsche’s investment banking arm delivered the lion’s share of pretax profits at…
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