Deutsche tops EU lenders in mid-2024 surge for bad CRE loans
German lender worst hit among bloc’s systemic banks as soured exposures rose 153% in 12 months
In the 12 months leading up to end-June 2024, Deutsche Bank’s non-performing commercial real estate loans rose by €2.4 billion ($2.4 billion), making it the European Union’s worst-affected lender as the global CRE downturn made landfall on the continent.
The surge in non-performing and defaulted exposures marked a 153% year-on-year increase and was the largest among 94 banks in the European
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