Lisa Abramowicz, Columnist

Listen to the Debt Market, Deutsche Bank

The swoon in its CoCo debt suggests a capital strain ahead.
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It's been a horrible year for Deutsche Bank. Its stock has crashedBloomberg Terminal. Its staff is demoralized. Its prospects have dimmed further in the wake of the U.K.'s vote to exit the European Union.

And the pain is only poised to deepen, at least if you believe bond traders.