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These were paper / model-based losses, i.e., they were for derivatives whose value dropped during the financial crisis, but whose value went back up after the c
by korias 10y ago
These were paper / model-based losses, i.e., they were for derivatives whose value dropped during the financial crisis, but whose value went back up after the crisis. Because they were illiquid and not traded during the crisis, these losses were never actually realized. See http://dealbreaker.com/2012/12/deutsche-bank-ignored-some-losses-until-they-went-away/ http://dealbreaker.com/2012/12/deutsche-bank-ignored-some-lo...
- jgalt212 10y ago> these losses were never actually realized a good portion of them were, but were further covered up by gains made by "fixing" Libor in 2008/9.