Deutsche Bank AG is taking advantage of the stabilization in European debt markets to sell new bonds and boost its capital buffers.
The German lender is selling €1.25 billion ($1.35 billion) in unsecured bonds due in May 2031. The debt is rated below investment grade. The bank is also offering to buy back up to €2 billion in senior debt by the end of this week that can no longer be used to meet certain regulatory requirements.
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