Deutsche Bank is reconfiguring its Trade & Cash Solutions Advisory team to adopt a dedicated industry-orientated advisory approach, focusing on four different sectors. Alexander Mutter describes how this has enabled the bank to look at pressing issues in the various industries and how they may affect the client, notably SEPA and Basel III.
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