Deutsche Bank CEO warns extremes deter investors

Deutsche Bank chief Christian Sewing warns that recent electoral gains by political extremes in Germany risk alienating foreign investors and harming economic growth. He urges the government to pursue reforms to counter these radical movements.

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FILE PHOTO: CEO of Deutsche Bank Christian Sewing speaks during the Euro Finance Week, a weeklong annual financial conference in Frankfurt, Germany, November 21, 2025. REUTERS/Heiko Becker/File Photo

DEUTSCHE BANK AG-REGISTERED Chief Executive Christian Sewing warned that political extremes in Germany threaten foreign investment after recent regional election gains. The warning follows strong showings by the far-right Alternative for Germany and the Left Party across multiple state contests. Foreign capital inflows could decline if overseas investors conflate regional political shifts with national instability.

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