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Corporate and Investment Bank 
image_logo The Corporate and Investment Bank Group Division, or CIB, is responsible for Deutsche Bank’s capital markets business, comprising the origination, sales and trading of capital markets products including debt, equity, and other securities, together with our corporate advisory, corporate lending and transaction banking businesses.

Our clients are institutions, both public sector (including sovereign states and supra­national bodies) and private sector entities, from medium-sized businesses to large multi­national corporations.

CIB is subdivided into two Corporate Divisions:
  • Corporate Banking & Securities and
  • Global Transaction Banking.
Corporate Banking & Securities

Corporate Banking & Securities covers Deutsche Bank’s origination, sales and trading of capital market products, corporate advisory and corporate financing businesses, asset finance and leasing, and commercial real estate. Corporate Banking & Securities comprises two Business Divisions: Global Markets and Corporate Finance.

Global Transaction Banking

Global Transaction Banking covers Deutsche Bank’s trade finance, cash management and trust & securities services businesses and serves both financial institutions and corporate clients.

Corporate Finance and Global Transaction Banking are together named Global Banking.

Products and Services
First class solutions for corporate and institutional clients from one of the leading investment banks.
  • Global Markets
  • Global Transaction Banking
  • Cash Management
  • Clearing
  • Corporate Finance
  • Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)
  • Trade Finance
  • Trust & Securities Services


Achievements 
Corporate Banking & Securities

2007 was a challenging year for Global Markets. The first half-year was characterized by robust markets and high levels of client acti­vity, contri­buting to record earnings in the division’s primary debt and equity sales and trading units. From the summer onwards, dis­locations in global financial markets, initially related to rising delin­quencies in the market in U.S. subprime resi­dential mortgages, spread rapidly to other areas and caused an abrupt deterioration in market conditions, accompanied by an equally abrupt slowdown in levels of client activity. Although corpo­rations and ins­ti­tutional investors temporarily returned to the markets during October, the decline in levels of market activity proved largely sustained throughout the second half of the year. In these very challenging conditions, Global Markets showed con­siderable resilience.

2007 was a good year for Corporate Finance despite the exceptionally challenging market conditions in the second half of the year which impacted our Leveraged Debt Capital Markets and Com­mercial Real Estate businesses. Our diversified business platform, our geographic diversity and strong client culture helped deliver market share gains and growth in some key regions and products.

Global Transaction Banking

2007 was a record year for GTB. The business grew across all regions, with strong growth in our European home market and Asia / Pacific alongside solid per­for­mance in the Americas, despite the difficult market and macro environ­ment. In our Corporate Client group we reinforced our growing position as a provider of banking services across Asia, the Americas and Europe by strength­en­ing our franchise and dis­tri­bu­tion capa­bilities. We remained focused on our target markets in Eastern Europe, winning some significant mandates in the region. We have remained at the fore­front of product development ahead of the intro­duction of the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) at the end of January 2008.
Awards
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