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1. External Overview of
Deutsche Bank
Submited to Prof. Dr. Stolze
From Artur, Fahad,Jabran, Lasse.
Corporate project management
International Trade(MBA)
WS 2012/2013
Hochschule Anhalt
2. Outline
About Deutsche Bank
Global Presence
Deutsche Bank Group Division
Corporate Governce
SWOT Analysis
Competitors of Deutsche Bank
Share‘s
Graphs
Work with clients by Deutsche Bank
Awards
Libor Scandal
3. About Deutsche Bank
1870 Deutsche Bank started from berlin.
1871/72 first two branches were open in Bermen and
Hamburg.
1873 Deutsche Bank opened first European foreign
branch in London.
1929. The bank merged with other local banks to create
Deutsche Bank und DiscontoGesellschaft,at that point the
biggest ever merger in German banking history.
2001. Deutsche Bank was listed on the New York Stock
Exchange
2001. Deutsche Bank was listed on the New York Stock
Exchange
Source: https://www.db.com
6. Group Division
Private and business clients
Private and business clients provide range of banking services including
current accounts, deposits, loans, investment management and pension
products, to private individuals and self employed clients as well as
small and medium size businesses.
Asset and Wealth Management
With more than €820 billion of invested assets, Deutsche Bank Asset &
Wealth Management (AWM) is one of the world's leading investment
organizations.
Asset Management provides investment solutions to individual and
institutional investors worldwide.
Source: https://www.db.com
7. Group Division (Cont.)
Corporate Banking and Securities
Corporate Banking and Securities consists of Markets and Corporate
Finance.
Markets combines the sales, trading and structuring of a wide range of
financial market products, including bonds, equities.
Corporate Finance is responsible for mergers and
acquisitions, including advisory, debt and equity issuance, and capital
markets coverage of large and medium-sized corporations.
Global Transaction Banking
Global Transaction Banking provides commercial banking products and
services for both corporate and financial institutions
worldwide, including domestic and cross-border payments, cash
management, risk mitigation and international trade finance.
Source: https://www.db.com
8. Corporate Goverence
Deutsche Bank follow the rules of German stock corporation Act
and German Coporate Goverence Code.
Deutsche Bank also subject to be relevant U.S. Capital market law
as well as the rules of Security Exchange Commission (SEC) and New
York Stock Exchange (NYSE).
Shareholders and the public are regularly kept up to date through
the Annual Report, including the Consolidated Financial Statements.
Deutsche Bank Group‘s Reporting is in accordance with
International Financial Reporting Standard (IFRS).
Source: https://www.db.com
9. Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats
(SWOT)
Strengths :
Strong market position in Germany and global financial markets.
Broad products offerings helping to retain large customers with varied
needs.
Strong Deutsche Bank strengthening wealth management business.
Weakness :
Inability to manage burden and efficiency affecting profitability and
franchisee value.
Corporate banking and securities operations impacting corporate and
investment bank performance.
Increasing non performing assets impacting assets turnover / profit.
Source: http://marketingmix.org/swot-analysis-of-deutsche-bank-ag/
10. SWOT (Cont.)
Opportunities :
Acquisitions likely to sustain growth.
Growth initiatives.
Successful integration of Postbank likely to improve efficiency
gains.
Threats :
Weak economic growth in Germany and other parts of Europe.
Margins in investment banking may remain under pressure.
Source: http://marketingmix.org/swot-analysis-of-deutsche-bank-ag/
11. Competitors of Deutsche Bank
Currency in USD
Source: http://finance.yahoo.com/q/co?s=DB+Competitors
17. IFR Awards 2012
International Financing Review (IFR) recognized Deutsche Bank as
its Equity House of the Year and Bond House of the Year 2012.
This is the first time the Bank has been named Equity House of the
Year and the sixth time that it has won the top Bond award – more
than any other bank. Deutsche Bank is also the only European bank to
have been awarded the top Equity and Bond awards in the same year.
Euromoney Awards 2012
Deutsche bank was awarded the title of best Global
Bank of Investment 2012 by Euromoney.
Source: https://www.db.com http://cbs.db.com/new/docs/Euromoney_Awards_for_Excellence
18. Libor Scandal of Deutsche Bank
The Wall Street Journal reports that Deutsche Bank turned a
neat profit of $654 million betting on small changes in the
benchmark lending rate known as Libor in 2008, the year when
global markets were at their absolute craziest.
Deutsche Bank is one of more than a dozen banks in Europe
and the U.S. still under investigation for its handling of Libor. As
of last year, the bank expected to be eventually hit with a large
fine, according to Handelsblatt.
Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/01/10/deutsche-bank-libor-profit_n_2449764.html