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The German bank’s transaction banking franchise will be central to the success of its new corporate banking division.
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It's that time of year again, when we round up what senior management said about your business line in their quarterly earnings calls.
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The bank has rejigged its historic numbers to reflect its new structure, but the result throws up an interesting glimpse of just how small its equity capital markets business will be in future.
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Clients have had a much easier time than their banks in Germany, but fintech innovation is creating ways for the likes of Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank to thrive, even in the country’s SME heartlands.
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Deutsche Bank’s decision to exit equities but continue with ECM is a startling move, but it reflects the reality of the industry as much as it does the bank’s own uncomfortable position.
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Deutsche Bank has taken the radical step of getting rid of its equities business, but thinks it can still offer ECM. Can it?
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The Deutsche Bank CFO is adamant that not only are his bank’s new ambitions achievable despite a fragile environment, but clients are also supportive.
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HSBC retains the top spot in Euromoney’s cash management survey.
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Bankers in Europe have discussed pooling resources across different institutions for some years, as the threat from bigger US rivals has become painfully obvious.
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Clubby governance structures in the EU are obstructing the fight against money laundering.
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Once a global wealth management (WM) powerhouse, DBWM no longer sits in the top 10 when it comes to AuM or stature.
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As Europe’s financial conduct authorities get tougher, banks will be even less likely to support trade between the EU and states that are small and poor.
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European banks are trying to put a devastating series of money-laundering scandals behind them, but the crisis is far from over. The extra costs it implies are hitting them at the worst possible time, while the damage to their reputations will be even harder to repair.
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Former DWS head could shake up captive fund model after Flint’s exit.
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Didn’t have time to go through your investment banking rivals’ results announcements? Don’t worry, we’ve done it for you, business by business.
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As it presses ahead with restructuring, Deutsche will exit cash equities, cut back in rates and centre itself on a traditional corporate banking business. CEO Christian Sewing calls it the most radical transformation the bank has undertaken in decades.
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The French bank sees an opportunity to grab market share – and a more advanced tech platform – in a business that it sees as strategic.
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Questions about Deutsche Bank's restructuring multiply with each tactical shift, increasing the premium placed on any areas of real success – such as its Autobahn platform.
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Deutsche employees who have recently been fired or face the axe will no doubt take comfort in the successes of fellow alumni such as Sajid Javid.
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A larger than expected second-quarter loss shows Deutsche kitchen-sinking its 2019 results.
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Christian Sewing has set the bank a difficult task of cutting businesses and costs yet growing revenues in the next three years; not everyone is convinced it can do both
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Germany’s biggest bank wants to convince investors that its latest restructuring effort differs from previous attempts by returning the firm to its original mission.
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The giant of European banking in the 1990s.
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This year’s Euromoney FX survey results show up some important multi-year trends. The main lesson? Foreign exchange is more competitive than ever.