8chan/8kun QResearch Posts (18)
#17731396 at 2022-11-08 17:34:27 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #21731: Vote Vote Vote Edition
Fecal transplantsfrom young mice are like a 'fountain of youth' for old mice, study finds.
In a study, researcher John Cryan and his team took feces from young mice and turned it into a kind of slurry, and delivered into the guts of older mice through a feeding tube.
He said the fecal transplant had a number of surprising effects.
It reversed age-related inflammation in the body and the brains of older mice, and changed the chemistry of their brain's hippocampus - the region involved in learning and memory - to resemble that of younger mice. The transplant also led to improvements in the older mice's memory, learning and anxiety levels, all of which are affected negatively with age.
"We're basically getting a rewinding, (…) rejuvenating effect," said Cryan
https://www.nature.com/articles/s43587-021-00093-9.epdf
#15014549 at 2021-11-16 21:16:12 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #18995: Day 11 of Kyle Rittenhouse Defense Trial in Kenosha II Edition
Fecal transplantsfrom young mice are like a 'fountain of youth' for old mice, study finds.
In a study, researcher John Cryan and his team took feces from young mice and turned it into a kind of slurry, and delivered into the guts of older mice through a feeding tube.
He said the fecal transplant had a number of surprising effects.
It reversed age-related inflammation in the body and the brains of older mice, and changed the chemistry of their brain's hippocampus - the region involved in learning and memory - to resemble that of younger mice. The transplant also led to improvements in the older mice's memory, learning and anxiety levels, all of which are affected negatively with age.
"We're basically getting a rewinding, (…) rejuvenating effect," Cryan told Quirks & Quarks host Bob McDonald.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s43587-021-00093-9.epdf
#14947217 at 2021-11-08 00:22:13 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #18908: America Waking Up - Not Going To Take It Edition
Fecal transplantsfrom young mice are like a 'fountain of youth' for old mice, study finds.
In a study, researcher John Cryan and his team took feces from young mice and turned it into a kind of slurry, and delivered into the guts of older mice through a feeding tube.
He said the fecal transplant had a number of surprising effects.
It reversed age-related inflammation in the body and the brains of older mice, and changed the chemistry of their brain's hippocampus - the region involved in learning and memory - to resemble that of younger mice. The transplant also led to improvements in the older mice's memory, learning and anxiety levels, all of which are affected negatively with age.
"We're basically getting a rewinding, (…) rejuvenating effect," Cryan told Quirks & Quarks host Bob McDonald.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s43587-021-00093-9.epdf
#14885472 at 2021-10-30 12:05:05 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #18829: Evil is Being Divided & Conquered Edition
Fecal transplantsfrom young mice are like a 'fountain of youth' for old mice, study finds.
What Species of Feces is this?
CRAZY SHIT
In a study, researcher John Cryan and his team took feces from young mice and turned it into a kind of slurry, and delivered into the guts of older mice through a feeding tube.
He said the fecal transplant had a number of surprising effects.
It reversed age-related inflammation in the body and the brains of older mice, and changed the chemistry of their brain's hippocampus - the region involved in learning and memory - to resemble that of younger mice. The transplant also led to improvements in the older mice's memory, learning and anxiety levels, all of which are affected negatively with age.
"We're basically getting a rewinding, (…) rejuvenating effect," Cryan told the rotating mass of eyeballs, reporting for the Angry Dino magazine.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s43587-021-00093-9.epdf
#14880980 at 2021-10-29 20:56:26 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #18823: Two Down, Eight Kun is Go Edition
Fecal transplantsfrom young mice are like a 'fountain of youth' for old mice, study finds.
NO SHIT
In a study, researcher John Cryan and his team took feces from young mice and turned it into a kind of slurry, and delivered into the guts of older mice through a feeding tube.
He said the fecal transplant had a number of surprising effects.
It reversed age-related inflammation in the body and the brains of older mice, and changed the chemistry of their brain's hippocampus - the region involved in learning and memory - to resemble that of younger mice. The transplant also led to improvements in the older mice's memory, learning and anxiety levels, all of which are affected negatively with age.
"We're basically getting a rewinding, (…) rejuvenating effect," Cryan told Quirks & Quarks host Bob McDonald.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s43587-021-00093-9.epdf
#14862660 at 2021-10-26 20:54:01 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #18800: Enter The Comfefe Edition
Fecal transplants from young mice are like a 'fountain of youth' for old mice, study finds
In a study, researcher John Cryan and his team took feces from young mice and turned it into a kind of slurry, and delivered into the guts of older mice through a feeding tube.
He said the fecal transplant had a number of surprising effects.
It reversed age-related inflammation in the body and the brains of older mice, and changed the chemistry of their brain's hippocampus - the region involved in learning and memory - to resemble that of younger mice. The transplant also led to improvements in the older mice's memory, learning and anxiety levels, all of which are affected negatively with age.
"We're basically getting a rewinding, (…) rejuvenating effect," Cryan told Quirks & Quarks host Bob McDonald.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s43587-021-00093-9.epdf
https://www.cbc.ca/radio/quirks/oct-16-fecal-transplants-a-fountain-of-youth-supernova-on-repeat-bee-dancing-reveals-foraging-habits-and-mo-1.6211282/fecal-transplants-from-young-mice-are-like-a-fountain-of-youth-for-old-mice-study-finds-1.6211289
#14343346 at 2021-08-13 10:52:09 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #18146: I got your infrastructure right here buddy! Edition
They literally want to steal your shit
https://www.gilmorehealth.com/anti-aging-could-a-fecal-transplant-from-a-young-subject-reverse-aging/
Transplanting the fecal microbiota from a young mouse into an old mouse appears to "restore" some of the mouse's abilities and reverse some aging deficits.
This finding is based on the transplantation of the fecal microbiota. The donors were mice aged 3 to 4 months or 19 to 20 months, and the recipients were systematically aged 19 to 20 months. The effect was only seen when the fecal microbiota of young mice was used. The authors write that they "reversed age-related differences" in some aspects of immunity, but also reduced age-related cognitive impairment.
"Previous studies have shown that the gut microbiome plays an important role in aging and the aging process," says study co-author John Cryan. This new study may be a breakthrough, as we have discovered that the microbiome can also be used to prevent age-related brain decline. We are also seeing evidence of improved learning abilities and cognitive function.
#6865303 at 2019-06-28 14:29:08 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #8781: I Love the Smell of Shill Panic In the Morning Edition
Deutsche Bank To Fire Up To 20,000: One In Six Full-Time Positions
While Deutsche Bank finally delivered some good news for a change to its long-suffering investors, when it miraculously failed to fail the latest Fed stress test, on Friday the chronically sick bank reverted to its "cutting into muscle" baseline when the largest German lender with the ?45 trillion notional derivatives was said to be preparing "to cut as much as half its global workforce in equities trading as part of a broad restructuring to boost profitability", according to Bloomberg with the WSJ adding that the total number could be between 15,000 and 20,000 job cuts, or more than one in six full-time positions globally.
The cuts being contemplated by senior executives reflect an acceleration of Deutsche Bank's downsizing and another major pullback from its global ambitions. If followed through, the reduction would represent 16% to 22% of Deutsche Bank's workforce of 91,463 employees, as disclosed by the bank as of the end of March.
According to the proposed plan the bank will eliminate hundreds of positions in equities trading and research, as well as derivatives trading, and is expected to start informing staff of cuts - including in the U.S. and Asia - as soon as next month. Rates trading is also affected.
While the move begs the question just how effective half of the bank's equity trading desk was, it will likely be welcomed by the market even if by slashing revenue producers the bank confirms that its trading margins have dropped to negative levels, a virtually unheard of event.
Today's announcement will not come as major news: CEO Christian Sewing informed investors late last month that he's targeting a round of "tough cutbacks" to the investment banking division after a long series of turnaround plans by his predecessor John Cryan failed to deliver (and cost his job).
As reported previously, following the failure of the merger with Commerzbank the CEO is working on a fresh restructuring plan that will likely include deep cuts to the equities business as well as a non-core unit designed to house "unwanted", i.e. tens of billions in toxic assets for wind-down or sale.
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-06-28/deutsche-bank-fire-half-its-global-equities-workforce
#6600877 at 2019-05-27 14:30:46 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #8440: Memorial Day 2019 Edition
Deutsche Bank Reviews Capital Raising as Option for Overhaul
*Lender is concerned that fundraising would trigger backlash
*Company aims to slash the capital allocated to trading unit
a little late for this……but please go ahead and try to get moar operating capital- you won't.
Deutsche Bank AG is considering options including a capital increase as part of a wider overhaul it plans to unveil in the next two months, people with knowledge of the matter said.
Tapping investors for fresh cash is the least favored option because management is aware that it could trigger a backlash in light of Deutsche Bank's low stock price, said the people, who asked not to be identified in discussing ongoing deliberations. Still, the bank hasn't taken the option off the table as it may be needed to fund substantial cuts to the investment bank.
The restructuring plans being explored aim to significantly cut the trading business, resulting in tens of billions of euros in risk-weighted assets being removed from the division's balance sheet and placed in a separate unit to be wound down, the people said. The move could require the bank to come up with capital to fund the new non-core unit, they said.
Chief Executive Christian Sewing has signaled deeper cuts as Germany's largest lender struggles to make a profit, deeply frustrating shareholders who have seen the stock fall to a record low. The investment banking division, run by Garth Ritchie, has long been one of the biggest headaches for Sewing, whose previous attempts to lift profitability at the unit have largely foundered.
A spokesman for Deutsche Bank declined to comment.
it's ded jim….ded.
Deutsche Bank pared gains on the news, trading 0.8% higher at 1:54 p.m. in Frankfurt after rising as much as 2.3% earlier. The stock hit a record low last week.
The lender has raised almost 30 billion euros ($34 billion) in four capital increases over the past decade.
The last time it tapped shareholders was in 2017, when it got 8 billion euros under then-CEO John Cryan.
Sewing said last week he won't shy away from "tough cuts" to the investment bank, without specifying where they would occur. He singled out areas that are performing well and therefore are likely to be exempted, such as origination and advisory as well as foreign exchange, global credit trading and U.S. commercial real estate. He didn't mention the equities business and interest rates trading, suggesting cuts there are probable.
The bank has been working on a Plan B for some time to present to investors after the collapse of merger talks with Commerzbank AG. Sewing has considered options including accelerated cost cuts as well as a more comprehensive strategic revamp that would result in upfront restructuring costs, Bloomberg reported in April.
Deutsche Bank's investment banking division had 228 billion euros of risk-weighted assets on its books at the end of the first quarter, or roughly two thirds of the lender's total.
in one place-how's that working for ya?
The Wall Street Journal previously reported on Deutsche Bank's plan to set up a non-core unit.
this is the 'good bank/bad bank' scenario-that won't work either.
The bank last created a non-core unit in 2012 under then-CEO Anshu Jain with 125 billion euros of risk-weighted assets. It took the bank about four years to wind it down, creating more than 11 billion euros in pretax losses for the unit over that period.
https://www.bloomberg.com//news/articles/2019-05-27/deutsche-bank-reviews-capital-raising-as-option-to-fund-overhaul?srnd=markets-vp
#5825804 at 2019-03-22 14:22:07 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #7452: Hot Crew Swap Edition
Deutsche Bank chief paid $8 million as top bosses gain first bonuses for four years
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank paid its management board members their first bonuses in four years in 2018, with Christian Sewing's 7 million euro (6.03 million pounds) total package making him one of the best paid chief executives in European banking.
Deutsche Bank's politically sensitive pay disclosures, which were revealed in its annual report on Friday, come as it contemplates a merger with Commerzbank, which unions fear could lead to up to 30,000 job cuts.
Sewing, who became CEO in April last year, led Deutsche Bank to its first profit in four years and is heading the talks with Commerzbank. He earned 2.9 million euros for 2017.
His 2018 pay was higher than that of CEOs at several other major European investment banks, including HSBC's John Flint and Barclays boss Jes Staley.
However, the Deutsche Bank CEO received less than his Credit Suisse counterpart Tidjane Thiam, who received 12.65 million Swiss francs (9.7 million pounds).
Deutsche Bank's annual report also revealed that its management board received total pay, including bonuses, of 55.7 million euros in 2018, up from 29.8 million euros a year earlier.
The overall bonus pool for 2018 was 1.9 billion euros, down 14 percent from 2.3 billion euros a year earlier, partly as a result of a reduction in headcount, Deutsche Bank said.
Bonuses are a sensitive issue in Germany, where many politicians and public opinion are critical of high pay and Anglo-Saxon style capitalism.
Fabio De Masi, a prominent leftist lawmaker in the German parliament, said that anyone who can pay 1.9 billion in bonuses does not need to cuts jobs.
"The board doesn't have all their wits about them," De Masi said.
Gerhard Schick, finance activist at Finanzwende and a former member of the German parliament, questioned Deutsche Bank's bonuses if they were meant as incentives for good performance.
"It adds to the negative overall picture of the bank, which is reeling from scandals and now apparently wants to plunge into a bad merger," Schick said.
A spokesman for Deutsche Bank declined to comment.
LITIGATION COSTS
Deutsche Bank has paid large fines for past misdeeds, including a $7.2 billion U.S. penalty in 2017, spooking clients.
Last year it was ensnared in a money laundering scandal involving Danske Bank and its offices were raided over two days in November in relation to a separate inquiry.
Litigation costs are expected to be "significantly higher" in 2019 than in 2018, Deutsche Bank said in the report.
John Cryan, Sewing's predecessor, received 8.7 million euros in severance pay and a 2.2 million euro payment to compensate him for what he could earn with a competitor.
Last year's management reshuffle, which involved Cryan and three other board members, was costly for Deutsche Bank, which paid a combined 25.8 million euros in severance and restraint on competition fees for the four executives, figures in the annual report and provided by the bank revealed.
Garth Ritchie, head of Deutsche's investment bank, was the highest paid board member with earnings of 8.6 million euros last year.
Deutsche Bank pared down the investment bank last year, particularly in the United States, as part of efforts to cut costs.
An executive with Blackrock, a major investor in both Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank, said that a merger between the two lenders "will not work" if the "objective in this operation is to try yet again to create a large, U.S.-inspired investment bank operation".
https://www.marketscreener.com/BARCLAYS-9583556/news/Deutsche-Bank-chief-paid-8-million-as-top-bosses-gain-first-bonuses-for-four-years-28210912/?countview=0
#4457235 at 2018-12-25 01:36:32 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #5683: Twas The Night Before Christmas Edition
>September 2017
>Deutsche Bank CEO John Cryan warns of major Financial Market bubble
>consequences of this bubble popping would make housing market bubble look like day at the park
>literally entire economy would collapse overnight
>February 2018
>Trump appoints a goy to the Federal Reserve as Chairman
>steadily raises interest rates
>slowing down financial markets as well as economy
>raises rates 6 times in less than a year, where in Obama's administration it was raised once in 8 years by kike Janet Yellin
>the kikes know the financial markets are fragile and are doing everything they can to keep them afloat
>Trump rails against international banks, is called anti-Semite
>called anti-Semite for using the word Globalist
>called anti-Semite for criticizing the Fed
>tfw you realize Trump appointed Jerome Powell to the Fed to raise rates and crash the financial markets, then blame the Fed and rouse public anger toward it
#4074087 at 2018-11-29 17:19:53 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #5185: 6X-382-NTP0038-3u2 Autism Edition
>>4074025
Deutsche Bank's "$10 billion Russian money-laundering scheme" which became known as "mirror trades," was the subject of a May 23, 2017 letter sent by Maxine Waters, the ranking member of the House Financial Services Committee and other House Democrats to John Cryan, then the CEO of Deutsche Bank.
http://wallstreetonparade.com/2018/06/deutsche-bank-not-michael-cohen-may-be-donald-trumps-biggest-problem/
aaan what does all this have to do with Micheal Cohen?
#1517756 at 2018-05-23 15:29:28 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #1906 Seek and Destroy !!
Hmmm…..what's going on?
Cash flow problems?
CEO ouster in April?
Deutsche Bank To Fire 10,000 Employees: 1 In Every 10
Well that escalated fast: one month after Bloomberg reported that Deutsche Bank would cut 1,000 jobs in the US, roughly 10% of its total US labor force, as part of new CEO Christian Sewing's restructuring process, the WSJ this morning writes that executives at the biggest German lender have "zeroed in" on plans to eliminate close to 10,000 jobs, about one in 10 employees, as part of the bank's epic cost-cutting scramble.
Separately, Bloomberg report that the bank is about to "retreat from a swathe of equities markets across the world, including some on its own doorstep in Europe."
Germany's biggest lender, which is expected to announce a range of restructuring measures to coincide with its annual shareholder meeting Thursday, will sharply reduce its presence in the U.S. market, and has also started cutting activity in the Central Europe, Middle East and Africa region, the people said, asking not to be identified discussing private information.
In case it wasn't clear, it has been a messy year for Deutsche Bank. The April 8 ouster of CEO John Cryan in the middle of his management contract shook employees and appeared botched to some clients and investors.
Things could get messier on Thursday, when Deutsche Bank's chairman, Paul Achleitner, will face a vote of no-confidence, which could thrust Germany's biggest bank into outright crisis after years of underperformance and strategic flip-flops.
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-05-23/deutsche-bank-fire-10000-employees-1-every-10
#957626 at 2018-04-08 23:40:54 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #1191 Closing the Gap
>>957037
> John Cryan
Oh looky they replaced him with "Deutsche Bank appoints Christian Sewing" Such a nice Christian name to placate the goy.
#957037 at 2018-04-08 23:00:12 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #1191 Closing the Gap
Banking Boss Resigns:
>The boss of Deutsche Bank, John Cryan, is stepping down
http:// www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-43688742
#952049 at 2018-04-08 17:04:48 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #1184 = Moves & Countermoves
In the series 'notable resignation' we have one more (pic related) :
https:// www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-04-08/deutsche-bank-preparing-replace-ceo-John-Cryan-retail-banking-head
We have a contender for the follow up:
https:// www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-04-07/kelly-goes-nuclear-oval-office-threatens-quit-report
Hors category winner of the All American Loser contest, Broward Sheriff & Co :
https:// www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-04-07/you-failed-us-parkland-shooting-hero-slams-broward-sheriff-after-emerging-hospital
Slide of the day is an interesting read and worth our time:
https:// www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-04-07/chris-hedges-us-citizens-are-living-inverted-totalitarian-country
The first few comments are worth noting too:
Its called an oligarchy.
Oil and Pharma-Archy… LOL
#920982 at 2018-04-06 17:50:20 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #1144 Q Is Mainstream Edition
CEO wanted: Must be independently wealthy, connected to Germany, able to take unpopular decisions in the face of politicians, regulators, unions and shareholders, and be uninterested in ambitious growth or an ego-boosting merger. Any takers?
Deutsche Bank AG's search for a replacement for John Cryan, who fulfills all of these criteria yet hasn't been able to fix Germany's No. 1 bank, looks increasingly like a farce.
#810004 at 2018-03-27 16:46:28 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #1004: Early Bake For Timings Sake Edition
Add to resignations
Deutsche Bank is seeking to replace chief executive John Cryan
https:// nypost.com/2018/03/27/deutsche-banks-ceo-is-reportedly-on-his-way-out/?utm_campaign=SocialFlow&utm_source=NYPTwitter&utm_medium=SocialFlow
8chan/8kun QResearch GERMANY Posts (1)
#3969236 at 2018-11-20 07:35:34 (UTC+1)
Q Research Germany #7 Herbst Ausgabe
>>3959838
Deutsche Bank ist ein heißes Thema.
Die Chinesen (HNA) verkaufen seit September auf Druck von Peking. HNA besaß bis zu 10% der DB.
Kleiner Vorfall am Rande: der Direktor der HNA "verunfallte" im Juli, kurz vor der angekündigten Verkaufswelle, während der über den Zeitraum von 18 Monaten Aktien abgestoßen werden sollen (geschätzt etwa 1.8 Milliarden USD)
DB war im Fokus der Mueller-Sonderermittlungen (sicher kein Zufall, "there are no coincidences" - Q). Laut unfundierten Artikeln damals wurde gefeiert, man habe Trump jetzt am Kragen. Kurz danach stellte sich das allerdings als Ente heraus.
(Bloomberg, 05. Dezember 2017 "Deutsche Bank AG provided records to special prosecutor Robert Mueller's investigation after receiving a subpoena several weeks ago, according to a person briefed on the matter.")
Wenn ich recht erinnere, hat Clinton, bzw. deren Stiftung Konten bei der DB.
Und dann gibt es noch den Q-Post #1010
mit dem Ultimatum UK/GER 5 Tage
Keine 5 Tage später trat überraschend der britische Direktor der DB, John Cryan, zurück.
Dann taucht ein seit Friedrich Merz bekannter Name auf, der die DB (mal wieder) verklagt:
BlackRock
"BlackRock, Allianz sue 16 banks in US over currency market rigging"
Der Aktienkurs sieht übel aus, ganz besonders seit November.
Alles zusammengenommen lohnt es sich DB zu beobachten. Immerhin ist das eine, wie es so schön heißt, "systemrelevante" Bank.