Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Bank’s Trade Finance and Cash Management teams provide commercial banking products and services - for both corporates and financial institutions - that deal with the management and processing of domestic and cross-border payments, professional risk mitigation for international trade and asset and liability management.

Our customers are supported in their domestic, regional and global trade finance and cash management programs through Deutsche Bank’s extensive global network of offices. These are situated in all major and secondary financial markets, including hubs in Frankfurt, London, New York and Singapore.

A complete range of robust and reliable solutions are available in Europe, the Americas and Asia Pacific, including:

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How Are Technology Trends Affecting Corporate Treasury in 2018?

As the possibilities of real-time treasury become clear and the era of open banking begins, Lothar Meenen, Deutsche Bank, explains to the Editor how …

Waking the Sleeping Giant? The Potential for Trade Finance Transformation

Digitising trade finance could help to unlock additional financing and therefore fuel growth. Given the number of recent Proof of Concept project …

A New Era of Transaction Banking

Four leading bankers in Germany discuss some of the current trends and challenges in transaction banking, providing expert insights and advice for …

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