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Worst bank on the entire planet. Their website constantly crashes, you can't do anything via their app or website. Best of all is that they start charging 40eur / quarter for your account without even telling you beforehand.

Deutsche Bank is a renowned and respected institution. However, it is concerning that some of its analysts may be conducting analyses for personal gain, potentially involving connections with their families or former companies. Please review the last analysis made by Paul Cuddon, we expect honesty and integrity from large organizations

As a reasonably informed Private Investor ,that reads and digests RNS Issued by AVACTA I am extremely concerned that and employee of yourselves was allowed to both compile and it allowed to be made public by DB.It is wrong ,ill informed ,factually incorrect .Rumours are abound of an agenda in place .DB should look into this as it has now with many gave them great concerns of investing with and via DB

Few months ago, I had a meeting with Marvin Czwikla in Dresden Germany for my account issues and was asking to shut down my account in DB. However, due to his good and friendly behavior, I stayed for some time to see how he will support me. He came up with such a nice behavior and with so many good things to tell in English that I thought not to close down my account anymore.If you want to contact as an international person in DB, I would suggest to go this person. I don't know if he is still here but he is super nice guy.

Paul cuddon, downgraded Avacta based on limited efficacy results, which by the way are not what a stage 1a clinical trial is trying to prove, safety and tolerability being the endpoint.The efficacy results are a big bonus at this early stage.So this smacks of poorly researched and a lack of understanding of the basic processes involved in clinical trials.This from a so called " Anal yst".His assumptions are based on misinformation which are misleading and skewed, one has to ask why ?Can he not be bothered to do his job.If not perhaps it might be time to move on and change career and become a fiction writer.RegardsJohn patrick Locke

The fact they employ Paul Cuddon as their analyst says it all about this corrupt company! How can you continue to employ someone who has multiple times been proven to be biased against certain stocks due to his family ties; this is immoral and illegal! Deutsche Bank should be avoided like the plague!

A recent note issued by Paul Cuddon on Avacta PLC was a piece of nonsense. It showed that either Mr Cuddon is unqualified to write about biotech companies, or was a deliberate attempt to mislead readers. Either way, it leaves this company, as his employers with egg on the faces of his bosses. To condone this type of report, given the connected history Paul has with Avacta, is to turn a blind eye to blatant Market Manipulation. Shame on Deutsche Bank. Zero credibility will be given to Paul for any more of his reports. Laughing stock and a true embarrassment to the firm and himself.

I felt compelled to write this as I had actively been considering DB on the WM/Family Office side..I’d heard positive things but I won’t be taking it further having read the hit-piece by Paul Cuddon. The fact that his ill informed and disingenuous article on Avacta appeared on roll-over day must surely be looked into. Perhaps there is a degree of personal animus at play. Whatever the case, It would seem DB employs rogue analysts with an axe to grind. This is not the place that I should like to put my money.

While I am very pleased with my personal bank advisor who is a kind, helpful English speaker! The online services and Apps are so outdated I couldn't believe it to start with. It seems like DB are years behind with all their paper codes, a photo tan app that never works, online banking with very limited options (and only the balance overview is possible in English it seems) transactions taking days to appear.. . I have had bank accounts in several other European countries and the UK, both company and private accounts and I cannot believe how far behind DB is in terms of design and functionality. Digitally they are just not there! Hopefully they will be able to catch up at some point.

Deutsche Bank please when you employ people in future can you continue to make sure that their advice to customers is correct,Just and can be backed up with evidence or fact?Recently advice has been given by Paul Cuddon that was none of the above and seems to be personal gain?Not a good look for an institution such as yourselfs

Paul Cruddon’s research note on Avacta plc is wholly unprofessional being solely based on revenge due to his own private relations with the company. Be very careful when adding any value to this individuals research notes. Not worth the paper they are written on.

I am writing this review with reference to Paul Cuddon's note on Avacta. This was such a poorly researched and misleading note that there should be consequences. Avacta are currently involved in a P1a trial for AVA6000. This is a safety study. It has been a spectacular success. Cuddon's key point was a lack of efficacy. It is a safety study, not an efficacy study. There are encouraging signs of efficacy as stated by world renowned Oncologists. Cruddon denigrated this encouraging data. Ridiculous.

Read a clearly highly biased and intentionally damaging inaccurate stock review regarding AVACTA, clearly the individual Paul Cuddon has an axe to grind. Perhaps something to do with his wife being sacked by them as their financial PR? Who knows. Amazed that

There needs to be some serious questions raised in DB of their coverage of Avacta and specifically by a particular analyst. Misinformation being spread on socials at the same time as a downgrade by DB on Avacta just stinks and leaves me very suspicious of something contrived. DB not to be trusted on current behaviours and involvement in such activities. Very poor from what is supposed to be a very well respected institution. Also has to be a question raised of why DB have chosen to start covering Avacta. Seemed to raise a few eyebrows if private analysts in the City!!!

To employ Cudden, who is hell bent on destroying the stock of Avacta, is a massive negative. Avacta are a company who are delivering outstanding safety results in the fight against cancer. Why would you intentionally attack this stock? Family ties maybe?Sort it out

I have interacted with a Deutsche Bank advisor who is very nice, friendly, and very supportive in Dresden (Prager Straße). Her openness and professionalism weighted in my decision to take a loan from Deutsche Bank in 2020 already, and more recently again.Since 2011, I have never experienced any negative interaction with a Deutsche Bank customer service or any other agent to be honest :-)

A so called analyst by the name of Paul cudden wrote a stinking review of Avacta which was very poorly researched and so negatively slanted that it resulted in the share price tanking. This may have just been due to a lack of care but more troubling it could have been a deliberate attempt to manipulate the stock price. That this can happen under the banks auspices is appalling and someone senior should look into what happened urgently

Felt compelled to rate a recent analyst note on Avacta by DB's analyst Paul Cuddon. The note to downgrade the company to Sell from Hold was based not on fact, but a poorly executed analysis of company information (this is a Phase 1 study designed to explore safety, and nothing more, unlike what Paul is suggesting that it "doesn't work" in effect) and a conflict of interest. It beggars belief that this has been allowed to happen. This should be investigated by DB and also the regulators as this clear conflict of interest (his wifes firm was was fired by Avacta) should have precluded him from reporting his "analysis". Very, very poor by DB.

Paul Cruddon is a disgrace. He is poorly researched and his links to GSA and Zyme have obviously conflicted him and caused him to write unresearched drivel about the current safety trials involving Avacta. He seemed to pass it off as financial advice.

Today I had a meeting with my new account adviser Frau Elisabeth Henties. The session was very informative and Frau Elisabeth Henties helped me with every question I had. She is one of the nicest people I`ve ever met. I`m sure she is an expert and knows the field perfectly.