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Epstein File EFTA01367818: Deutsche Bank, Solicitation and Construction (DS10)

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This document is a Deutsche Bank report containing disclaimers and methodological notes regarding financial instruments and index construction. The excerpts indicate Deutsche Bank's standard disclosures that the report is not an offer or solicitation to trade, that data sourcing may include third parties, and that index fixings may lag or misrepresent underlying variables by construction. No specific transactions, individuals, or dates are identified in the provided excerpts.

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(collectively "**Deutsche** **Bank**").
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**Deutsche** **Bank** may consider this report in deciding to trade as principal.
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Data is sourced from **Deutsche** **Bank**, subject companies, and in some cases, other parties.

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