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Deutsche Bank, Commerzbank shares plunge after large investor offloads stakes

The shares were offered at around 7% discounts to their previous trading levels; shares of Deutsche Bank fell 10%, while Commerzbank fell more than 8%

A large investor simultaneously sold major stakes in Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank, Germany’s biggest lenders, causing shares in both to tumble.

The undisclosed shareholder unloaded roughly 5% stakes in both banks, generating proceeds of around €1.75bn, equivalent to $1.9bn, based on the sale prices of the offerings, which were arranged by Morgan Stanley. The shares were offered at around 7% discounts to their previous trading levels.

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