Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing said recent German state election results were “not positive for Germany” and could weigh on its appeal to international investors. The AfD finished first in elections in Saxony-Anhalt and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, while Die Linke won the Berlin election. Sewing said investors value Germany’s stability, rule of law and commitment to Europe. 
The CEO of Deutsche Bank has warned that Germany’s appeal to international investors is at risk after fringe political parties’ electoral gains.
Earlier this month, the
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