Deutsche news and trends

Deutsche Burdened By High Interest Rate Payments
Banking // February 11, 2019

Deutsche Bank is now paying the highest financing rates on the euro debt market as compared to other major financial institutions, which could lead to a loss of transactions with some of its biggest clients. “Deutsche has to pay significantly higher risk premiums than almost...

For FinTech, The Age Of Big Bank Collaboration?
B2B Payments // May 17, 2018

No more enemies, and more than frenemies.  Big banks may be embracing partnerships with FinTechs.  And elsewhere, a few deals cemented collaborative efforts between tech upstarts and traditional players. 

Like any divorce, Brexit to sport high price target
News // May 03, 2017

    As anyone who has been through one knows, divorce is, well, expensive. So it is with Brexit, where news reports this week show that the European Union has boosted its estimates of just how much the “Brexit bill” will be – and now...

Foreign Banks Knock Fed’s ‘Too-Big-To-Fail’ Plans
Regulation // March 11, 2016

A number of banks based outside of the United States have been raising opposition to proposals by the Federal Reserve to bring “too-big-to-fail” rules into force. The non-U.S. banks have said that the rules would be unfair to the U.S. units of those very banks....

Quick Reads
Deutsche Bank AML Probes Now Reach The US

June 20, 2019
Deutsche Bank has been implicated in a criminal probe for failing to follow money laundering laws, according to a report by The Financial Times. The report is connected to a whistleblower named Tammy McFadden who was a compliance officer and worked in Jacksonville, Florida for the bank. In 2016 and ‘17, she said, she flagged […]

Deutsche Burdened By High Interest Rate Payments

February 11, 2019
Deutsche Bank is now paying the highest financing rates on the euro debt market as compared to other major financial institutions, which could lead to a loss of transactions with...

Foreign Banks Knock Fed’s ‘Too-Big-To-Fail’ Plans

March 11, 2016
A number of banks based outside of the United States have been raising opposition to proposals by the Federal Reserve to bring “too-big-to-fail” rules into force. The non-U.S. banks have...