Investing.com - Deutsche Bank (DE:DBKGn) CEO Friday reassured staff bank remains robust despite share plunge.
DB shares were down 4.18% at €10.42 at 06:00 ET after a new record low of €9.90.
The bank faces $14 bn U.S. fine for misselling mortgage-backed securities.
The shares fell on reports hedge funds are reducing their exposure to ailing bank.
DB fell earlier this week on reports Berlin would not bailout Germany’s biggest bank.
Reuters quoted a memo from John Cryan attributing share plunge to “speculation,” saying DB remains “strong.”