Deutsche Bank co-CEO Anshu Jain spoke to CNBC from Frankfurt.
Earlier on Thursday, the bank reported a fourth-quarter loss on goodwill and litigation writedowns. But the shares rose 2.3 percent after the lender reported better than expected capital ratios.
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