Deutsche Bank shares rise after Barclays upgrade
** Shares in Deutsche Bank DBKGn.DE rise around 1% after Barclays ups the German lenderto "overweight" from "equal weight" citing its attractive business mix, capital distribution potential and possible valuation re-rating
** The broker notes Deutsche Bank's attractive business mix going into expected rate cuts, as the bank relies less on net interest income than most others and more on market-related revenues, which it says could grow faster with rate cuts
** It says recent credit rating upgrades have "significant ramifications that are not yet fully priced in or understood in consensus"
** Barclays says its EPS forecasts are 15% and 21% ahead of consensus in 2025 and 2026, respectively, driven by pre-provision profit on higher revenue expectations, and lower costs
** The broker expects Deutsche Bank to distributeEUR 9.5 bln to shareholders for FY 2021-2025, above the bank's target of over EUR 8 bln
** Barclays sees potential for a valuation re-rating, as Deutsche Bank shares are cheaper than average in the European banking sector on multiple metrics
Reporting by Bernadette Hogg
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