00:00OF COURSE JACKSON HOLE IS GOING TO BE CLOSELY WATCHED. WHAT YOU THINK IS GOING TO BE OF PARTICULAR INTEREST FOR EMERGING MARKET PARTICIPANTS AND ALSO, WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR AS TO WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT INFLATION, WHICH IS BECOMING MORE AND MORE CLOSELY EXAMINED? SAMEER: GOOD MORNING. OF COURSE, I GUESS FOR THE FED LIKE YOU SAID, THE KEY FOCUS REALLY IS ON WHETHER JAY POWELL IS ABLE TO TALK IN SOME FORM -- THAT HE MIGHT SUMMARIZE THE KEY POLICY, WHICH THE FED HAS. IT IS HARD TO SAY IF HE SUMMARIZES FORMERLY OR HINTS TO SOME -- I WOULD STILL ARGUE IT IS HARD TO SEE HOW HE WOULD BE ABLE TO OUTDO WHAT THE MARKET IS PRICING IN. IT WOULD REQUIRE SOME SORT OF MATERIAL UPSIZING OF QE FOR THERE TO BE ANY IMPORTANT IMPACT ON MARKETS AT THIS POINT. FROM AN EMERGING MARKET PERSPECTIVE, I WOULD ARGUE -- WE HAVE ENTERED A POINT WHERE A FEW THINGS BECOME CRITICAL. GLOBALLY, THERE HAS BEEN A BIG BOUNCE WE HAVE SEEN OVER THE LAST COUPLE OF MONTHS. WHETHER THAT CAN SUSTAIN. HAVE DATA CONTINUE...

Deutsche Bank has joined forces with Atos, Google Cloud and TechQuartier to launch the second Female FinTech Competition.

FinTechs with a female founder or female(s) in the top management groups are invited to enter the competition to pitch their business case. First prize is a place on Atos’ FinTech programme. Other winners will have the opportunity to access and benefit from Deutsche Bank and Google Innovation resources, including spending time in Deutsche Bank’s Innovation Lab and working with experts and coaches in the global Innovation Team.

Gil Perez, Global Head of the Strategy & Innovation Network at Deutsche Bank, is on the panel of judges and will meet with all of the finalists. “The Female FinTech competition is not only a wonderful opportunity to showcase technology talent, it is also a way for Deutsche Bank to engage and support a community of female founders and help foster innovation,” said Perez.

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A global pandemic and fast-changing regulation are factors accelerating the digitalisation of treasury ecosystems across Asia, as a recent webinar from The Economist Group and EuroFinance confirmed. Flow ’s Graham Buck reports on the main discussion points

Lorena Saenz de Alba had a good idea. What if Deutsche Bank had an app that could track clients’ carbon footprints and help them save money by challenging their behaviour? And what if this app could also help those clients reinvest those extra savings in a more responsible way?

This idea became GreenR, a prototype developed as part of the Intrapreneur Initiative. GreenR will allow users to clearly see their personal environmental footprint. It will link directly to your Deutsche Bank accounts and translate your last six months of bank transactions– from where and what you eat, to how you move around – into how much C02 you produce.

Once a pattern emerges, GreenR will present a set of challenges designed to reduce your C02 footprint by, for example, helping you buy more local products, eat less meat or cycle more. For things you cannot change, like needing to fly, you can offset your carbon footprint by investing in environmental projects.

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Germany has just published its Green Bond Framework and is now marketing its inaugural Green German Federal Security Deutsche Bank is acting as joint marketing coordinator to ensure a smooth investor education process The inaugural Green German Federal Security is to be issued within the next few weeks

The bank has tightened its Fossil Fuels Policy, giving it a new framework for business activities involving oil, gas and coal worldwide Coal power: by the end of 2020, the bank will review all its existing business activities in Europe and the US with regard to clients’ diversification plans; review in Asia to begin in 2022 Oil and gas: effective immediately, the bank will no longer finance any new projects in the Arctic region or oil sand projects. By the end of 2020, the bank will review all its existing business activities in the oil and gas sector The bank has signed the Equator Principles for assessing environmental and social risk

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Deutsche Bank defines comprehensive rules for which financing offers and products can be classified as sustainable New taxonomy creates the basis for the bank to achieve its ambitious sustainability targets in accordance with credible criteria. The bank’s criteria are aligned to the Green Bond Principles and the Social Bond Principles of the International Capital Market Association (ICMA) as well as towards the EU Taxonomy. Second party opinion from Institutional Shareholder Services ESG rates the concept as credible and ambitious

Lorena Saenz de Alba had a good idea. What if Deutsche Bank had an app that could track clients’ carbon footprints and help them save money by challenging their behaviour? And what if this app could also help those clients reinvest those extra savings in a more responsible way?

This idea became GreenR, a prototype developed as part of the Intrapreneur Initiative. GreenR will allow users to clearly see their personal environmental footprint. It will link directly to your Deutsche Bank accounts and translate your last six months of bank transactions– from where and what you eat, to how you move around – into how much C02 you produce.

Once a pattern emerges, GreenR will present a set of challenges designed to reduce your C02 footprint by, for example, helping you buy more local products, eat less meat or cycle more. For things you cannot change, like needing to fly, you can offset your carbon footprint by investing in environmental projects.

“Typically...

Kaushik Shaparia, CEO (India), Deutsche Bank at the #SwadesBuildingLivelihoods said that, the work being done by the Swadesh Foundation related to helping the migrant workers returning from the cities is truly inspiring. He said that he feels proud that Deutsche Bank is associated with NGOs like Swades. He also acknowledged the impact of the holistic approach of development taken up by the foundation.