Deutsche largest derivatives bank in 2017

German dealer accounted for 8% of total notionals across 75 largest banks

Deutsche Bank became a derivatives whale at end-2017, with the greatest amount of over-the-counter notionals on its books of the world’s largest banks.

The German lender held €42 trillion ($48 trillion) in OTC derivatives notionals at the end of last year. That amounted to 8% of total exposures across the sample of 75 bulge-bracket dealers the Basel Committee uses to designate global systemically important banks (G-Sibs).

Of the 10 banks with the most notional exposures in this group, Deutsche

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