Deutsche Bank in Belgium opened its first branches in Belgium in 1978 in Brussels and Antwerp.The new branches, managed jointly from Brussels, concentrated on corporate banking business.

Points of emphasis were, among other things, local short- and medium-term lending business, Eurocredit syndicated loan business, foreign exchange and money market business.

Thanks to the acquisition of Crédit Lyonnais Belgium in 1999, Deutsche Bank increased its presence on the corporate banking market and became an important player in the market of Retail Banking.

Today, Deutsche Bank aspires to be a leading global provider of integrated financial solutions for demanding clients and the pre-eminent bank in Germany generating exceptional value for its shareholders and people.

As a modern universal bank, we offer our customers a broad range of first-class banking services. We offer corporate and institutional clients the full product assortment of an international corporate and investment bank - from payments processing and corporate finance to support with IPO's and M&A advisory. In addition, the bank has a leading position in international foreign exchange, fixed income and equities trading. We provide our private clients with an all-round service extending from account-keeping and cash and securities investment advisory to asset management.

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