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Group Members :
Name
Sakshi Bahl
Prachi Jain
Aayushi
Kalkar
Shreya Singh
Nidhi Jain
Akash Jangid

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TOPIC NAME
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BACKGROUND
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HISTORY
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PRODUCTS/FUNCTI
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ACHIEVEMENTS
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CURRENT AWARDS
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REFERENCE

BACKGROUND
Deutsche Bank is a German global banking and
financial services company with its headquarters
in the Deutsche Bank Twin Towers in Frankfurt. It
has more than 100,000 employees in over 70
countries, and has a large presence in Europe,
the Americas, Asia-Pacific and the emerging
markets. In 2009, Deutsche Bank was the
largest foreign exchange dealer in the world with
a market share of 21 percent.The company is a
component of the Euro Stoxx 50 stock market
index.
The bank offers financial products and services
for corporate and institutional clients along with
private and business clients. Services include
sales, trading, research and origination of debt
and equity; mergers and acquisitions (M&A); risk
management products, such
as derivatives, corporate finance, wealth
management, retail banking, fund management,
and transaction banking.
On 26 July 2011, along with its second quarter
earnings report, Deutsche Bank reported
that Anshu Jain, head of investment banking
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and JuergenFitschen, head of the German

business, would replace Josef Ackermann as coCEOs starting in 2012.Fears that Deutsche Bank
could neglect its German roots and expand risktaking activities prompted key members of the
supervisory board to opt for the dual CEO
model Deutsche Bank is listed on both the
Frankfurt (FWB) and New York stock exchanges
(NYSE).

On 7 June 2015, the coCEOs, JuergenFitschen and Anshu Jain, both

offered their resignations] to the bank's
supervisory board, which resignations were
accepted. Anshu Jain's resignation takes effect on
30 June 2015, although he will provide
consultancy to the bank until January 2016.
JuergenFitschen will temporarily continue as joint
CEO until 19 May 2016. The appointment of John
Cryan as joint CEO was announced, effective 1
July 2015; he will become sole CEO at the end of
JuergenFitschen's term.
In January 2014 Deutsche Bank reported a 1.2
billion ($1.6 billion) pre-tax loss for the fourth
quarter of 2013. This came after analysts had
predicted a profit of nearly 600 million,
according to FactSet estimates. Revenues slipped
by 16% versus the prior year.
According to the Scorpio Partnership Global
Private Banking Benchmark 2014 the company
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had US$384.1bn of assets under management,

an increase of 13.7% on 2013.

HISTORY
Deutsche Bank was founded in Berlin to
promote and facilitate trade relations
between Germany and international markets.
1874
Negotiations of Deutsche Bank with the
German government on issuing a silver loan
for India.
1896-- Deutsch-Asiatische Bank opened its
first branch for India in Calcutta (now
Kolkata).
1914
The Calcutta branch closed due to the
beginning of World War I.
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 1972-- Deutsch-Asiatische Bank and its

branches were integrated into the newly
founded European Asian Bank.
1980-- European Asian Bank opened its first
branch for India in Bombay (now Mumbai).
1986-- European Asian Bank became
Deutsche Bank (Asia).
1994-- Deutsche Bank opened a branch in
Bangalore.

2003

Deutsche Bank started Privated Wealth

Management (PWM) in India.
2005-- Deutsche Bank launched its Private &
Business Clients (PBC) activities in India.
2006-- Deutsche Bank launched credit cards
in India DWS started its activities in India.

2008--Deutsche Bank launched its global alternative investment

management business in India (RREEF).

PRODUCTS/FUNCTI
ONS
1.
Corporate and Investment Bank or
CIB:
Responsible for Deutsche Banks Capital
Market Business.
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 Sales and trading of debt, equity &

securities.
Corporate Advisory.
Corporate Lending.
Transaction Banking.
2.

Clients Institutions both public and private.

Sovereign states.
Medium-sized to large MNCs

3.

Corporate Banking & Securities:

It is further sub-divided in to two divisions

Markets and Corporate Finance:
Markets Selling & trading of financial market
products.
Equity & equity-linked products.
Government & corporate bonds.
Foreign exchange.
Commodities.
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 Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A)

Restructuring advisory.
Debt and equity issuance.

4.

Global Transaction Banking (GTB):

It covers Cash Management, Trade Finance and

Trust & Securities Services:
Cash Management and Trade
Finance Management and processing of
domestic and cross-border payments.
Risk mitigation for international
trade.
Liquidity management.
Financial supply chain management.
Trust & Securities Services Asset and mortgage backed
securities.
Management and administration of
tax-neutral and tax-advantage
structures.
Administration for hedge funds.
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5.
Private Clients and Asset
Management (PCAM):
Investment management business for
both private and institutional clients.
Traditional banking activities for private
individuals and small and medium-sized
businesses.
Asset Management It comprises four major businesses.
1.Retail
2.Institutional
3.Insurance
4.Alternatives - RREEF
RREEF It consists of three businesses.
1.Real Estate.
2.Infrastructure.
3.Private Equity.
Private Wealth Management (PWM) It serves high net worth individuals and
families.
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 Wealth Management Services.

Inheritance planning.
Philanthropic advisory services.

Private & Business Clients (PBC):

Full range of traditional banking products.
Payment & Current Account.
Retirement pension plans.
Mutual funds & securities.
Loan to individuals private clients.

ACHIEVEMENTS
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The bank has been widely recognized for its

transformation over the ten years between 2002
until 2012 for moving from a German-centric
organization that was renowned for its retail and
commercial presence to a global investment
bank that is less reliant on its traditional markets
for its profitability. Deutsche Bank was named
International Financing Review's Bank of the Year
twice in a three-year period, in 2003 and 2005. It
also won the prize in 2010. In 2012, for the
second time in three years, Deutsche Bank was
named Best Global Investment Bank in the
annual Euromoney Awards for Excellence.
In December 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.
Deutsche Bank is also the only European bank to
have been awarded the top Equity and Bond
awards in the same year. Highlighting the Bank's
success in equities, IFR said: "Deutsche led major
IPOs, took on tough risk positions (especially in
Europe) and became one of the preferred banks
of the US Treasury." IFR also praised the Banks
"fortitude and skill" in bond markets, saying it
combined "a steady hand with solid execution to
get all kinds of deals done in just about every
corner of the globe.

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Deutsche Bank won a further seven IFR awards:

Commodity Derivatives House

EMEA Structured Equity House

EMEA Loan House

EMEA High-Yield Bond House

EMEA Liability Management House

SSAR Bond House

Sterling Bond House

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CURRENT AWARDS

Euro money Awards for Excellence 2015

Trophes Leaders de la Finance 2015

Milano Finanza Global Awards 2015

Morningstar South Africa Awards 2015

Global Capital Syndicated Loans and
Leveraged Finance Awards 2014

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REFERENCE
Wikipedia
www.deutschebank.co.in
www.db.com/india/

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