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Deutsche Bank: If Warsh Avoids Policy Signals, Carry Trade Opportunities Will Emerge
George Saravelos, Global Head of FX Research at Deutsche Bank, stated that Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh's goal is "to avoid expressing views on monetary policy this year as much as possible, thereby minimizing the impact on market pricing." If Warsh succeeds in doing so, the U.S. dollar is likely to weaken, and "the path for summer carry trades will be wide open." In a note to clients on Wednesday, the bank indicated that as the limited market impact from the Iran conflict fades, it is "difficult not to be positive" on risk assets. The bank noted that global economic growth forecasts have barely changed since last year, and this resilient growth outlook "is not a particularly bullish signal for the U.S. dollar." Deutsche Bank also believes that, in terms of the potential for upward revisions to growth expectations in the coming months, Europe "has the greatest potential."
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Deutsche Bank raised its price target for Micron from $1,000 to $1,500.
According to Caixin Global, Deutsche Bank raised its target price for Micron Technology from USD 1,000 to USD 1,500.
Revolut seeks $115 billion valuation and plans multiple secondary transactions before IPO
: According to sources, London-based digital bank and financial super app Revolut is quietly seeking a round of secondary equity transactions, targeting a valuation of $115 billion. If successful, this valuation would surpass Barclays and Deutsche Bank, and approach the scale of BNP Paribas.Founded in 2015 and led by CEO Nik Storonsky, Revolut plans to conduct multiple rounds of secondary transactions before its IPO to provide liquidity for internal shareholders while gauging the market's tolerance for its valuation. Storonsky has stated that an IPO is still at least two years away.Based on current revenue of $600 million and profits of $2.3 billion, the $115 billion valuation would give it a price-to-earnings ratio similar to high-growth technology companies. If the transaction goes through, Storonsky's stake would be worth at least $36 billion, placing him among the world's wealthiest fintech founders.Previously, Revolut was already Europe's most valuable private technology company at a valuation of $75 billion. A $115 billion valuation would now propel it into the ranks of top global financial institutions, setting a high bar for its future IPO and signaling investors' optimistic outlook on the company's valuation. (Bloomberg)
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Elliptic CEO: Cryptographic security is evolving into an AI arms race, and compliance teams struggle to keep up with transaction volumes at machine speed
According to CoinDesk, Simone Maini, CEO of blockchain analytics firm Elliptic, stated that the biggest emerging risk to crypto security is not larger-scale hacking attacks, but rather AI-driven financial activity operating at a speed and scale that human compliance teams cannot keep up with. As AI lowers the barriers to hacking, scams, and fraud, security firms like Elliptic are responding by deploying AI agents to analyze on-chain data in real time—sparking an automated arms race between adversaries and defenders. Maini noted that current compliance systems remain heavily reliant on manual review, and the global pool of compliance analysts specializing in digital assets is simply insufficient to meet future demand. Elliptic has raised $120 million in funding—including from Nasdaq and Deutsche Bank—to build an “agent-based compliance system” that leverages AI to automate transaction monitoring and investigation workflows, thereby reducing the cost per alert and per investigation.
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Blockchain analytics firm Elliptic raises $120 million in funding, with Deutsche Bank and Nasdaq participating
According to Bloomberg, London-based blockchain analytics firm Elliptic Enterprises Ltd. has raised $120 million in a new funding round led by One Peak Partners LLP, with participation from Deutsche Bank and Nasdaq’s venture capital arm. The company’s post-money valuation stands at $670 million. Simone Maini, CEO of Elliptic, stated that the funds will be used to scale service adoption and expand its global business footprint. Against the backdrop of this financing round, major traditional financial institutions are intensifying their strategic investments in the digital assets space.
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Elliptic Closes $120M Funding Round at $670M Valuation, Led by One Peak Partners
Odaily Odaily: Blockchain analytics company Elliptic has completed a new $120 million funding round at a valuation of approximately $670 million. The round was led by One Peak Partners, with participation from Deutsche Bank, the venture arm of Nasdaq, and the British Business Bank. Existing investors, including JPMorgan Chase, also followed on.Founded in 2013, Elliptic provides crypto transaction monitoring and anti-money laundering (AML) and sanctions compliance tools for financial institutions and law enforcement agencies. The company currently screens over 1 billion transactions weekly for more than 700 clients, supporting the compliance operations needed for large banks, asset managers, and fintech companies to conduct digital asset business.
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Deutsche Bank increases its holdings of Strategy shares to 784,919 shares, with a total position value of $140 million
Deutsche Bank, with total assets of $2.1 trillion, disclosed an increase of 53,215 shares of Strategy, valued at $9.5 million. It now holds a total of 784,919 shares of Strategy, with a total position value of $140 million. (BitcoinTreasuries.NET)
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UAE Investors Buck the Trend, Increasing AI and Crypto Holdings Amid Gulf Tech Ambitions Undergoing Conflict Stress Tests
According to CoinTelegraph, eToro’s latest data shows that during the sharp decline in AI and tech stocks in Q1 2026, investors in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) bucked the trend by increasing their positions—particularly in AI infrastructure and software stocks such as ServiceNow (+125%), Super Micro Computer (+65%), Adobe (+54%), and Oracle (+38%). Regarding crypto-related equities, Strategy Inc. remained the eighth-largest holding, reflecting investors’ continued exposure to crypto assets. Deutsche Bank’s report dated April 13 noted that this conflict is more likely to strengthen—not weaken—Gulf-region demand for AI, cybersecurity, and sovereign digital infrastructure.
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