By Jack Barnett ONE OF Europe’s biggest lender’s Deutsche Bank has notched its ninth successive quarterly profit, marking a big turnaround after years of being mired in scandal and losses. The German giant said today profits hit €1.12bn (£975m) in the three months to September, up from €194m (£167m) in the same period last year. Deutsche Bank’s profits topped analysts’ forecasts, pushing its Dax-listed shares up 1.2 per cent today. The firm led by Christian Sewing has for years been the sick man of the global banking sector. It has been embroiled in money laundering scandals and has struggled …