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Accounting changes aid Deutsche Bank profits

By James Wilson in Frankfurt and Jennifer Hughes in London

Published: October 30 2008 07:41 | Last updated: October 30 2008 20:29

Deutsche Bank has recorded a profit instead of a loss in its most recent results by using new accounting provisions designed to mitigate the impact of the financial crisis on European banks.

Germany’s largest bank is the first big European institution to use the opportunity to avoid having to account for some of its assets at their severely impaired market value.

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