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deutsche bank fund unit lifts restrictions on defense investments

Deutsche Bank's investment unit is lifting restrictions on defense assets for its funds, a change enabled by new German investment guidelines. This shift could unlock hundreds of billions of euros for defense investments, reflecting a broader trend in Europe as fund managers adapt to geopolitical challenges. The adjustments will allow funds to invest in companies with significant defense revenue and those linked to nuclear weapons, while still adhering to certain controversial weapons policies.

barclays recruits marcus sato from deutsche bank for yen rates business

Barclays Plc has appointed Marcus Yuki Sato from Deutsche Bank AG to enhance its yen rates sales business, aiming to leverage the resurgence of Japan's bond market. Sato, who joined the bank in Tokyo last month, will focus on selling yen rates products to hedge funds and international clients.

deutsche bank announces dividend proposal and financial updates for 2025

Deutsche Bank AG has announced its Annual General Meeting for May 22, 2025, proposing a €0.68 per share dividend for the 2024 financial year, pending approval. The bank also reported first-quarter 2025 financial results under EU IFRS standards, aiming to enhance revenue stability and transparency.

deutsche bank fined 25 million euros for misleading esg claims

Deutsche Bank's DWS has been fined EUR 25 million following a German investigation into misleading ESG claims. The bank, one of Germany's largest, generates income primarily from retail and private banking (35.1%), investment and market banking (35.6%), and corporate banking (24.9%). As of the end of 2024, it managed EUR 666.3 billion in deposits and EUR 478.9 billion in loans through a global network of 1,307 branches.

Deutsche Bank's DWS fined 27 million dollars for greenwashing practices

Deutsche Bank's DWS Asset Manager has accepted a $27 million fine from German prosecutors for greenwashing. The bank, one of Germany's largest, generates income primarily from retail and private banking, investment banking, and asset management, managing EUR 666.3 billion in deposits and EUR 478.9 billion in loans as of the end of 2024. It operates through a global network of 1,307 branches.

deutsche bank dws pays 27 million in greenwashing settlement in germany

Deutsche Bank’s DWS has agreed to pay €25 million to settle a German investigation into alleged greenwashing, mirroring a similar US settlement of $19 million with the SEC. Prosecutors found that DWS misrepresented its sustainable finance practices, leading to misleading market perceptions. The firm has acknowledged past marketing excesses and has committed to improving its internal processes.

deutsche bank dws pays 25 million to settle greenwashing investigation

Deutsche Bank named successor depositary bank for Infineon Technologies ADR program

Deutsche Bank has been appointed as the successor depositary bank for the American Depositary Receipt Program of Infineon Technologies AG, a global leader in semiconductors. Infineon, which employs around 58,060 people and generated approximately €15 billion in revenue for the 2024 fiscal year, focuses on decarbonization and digitalization. The Depositary Receipts are registered under the US Securities Act of 1933, and the services provided are not available to retail clients as defined by the UK Financial Conduct Authority.

Deutsche Bank leadership changes with new supervisory board proposals

Kirsty Roth and Klaus Moosmayer have proposed joining the supervisory board of Deutsche Bank, where Christian Sewing serves as CEO. Sewing has led multiple companies and holds various positions, including on the board of Bundesverband deutscher Banken eV and as Deputy Chairman at Frankfurter Institut für Risikomanagement & Regulierung e.V. His previous roles include CEO of Deutsche Bank AG (Private Banking Germany) and Chairman of the Supervisory Board for DB Privat- und Firmenkundenbank AG.

christian sewing set to become longest serving ceo in deutsche bank history

Christian Sewing is set to become Deutsche Bank AG’s longest-serving sole CEO, with his term extended until 2029, totaling 11 years in the role. This marks the longest tenure for any sole CEO since the bank's modern formation in 1957, following its post-World War II reconstitution. Sewing, 54, is recognized for steering the bank through significant losses and legal challenges, restoring its stability and reputation.
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