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SEPA changes the euro payments landscape

The Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) will change the euro payments landscape. Following the introduction of the SEPA Credit Transfer in January there are no longer country borders when it comes to executing payments in Europe. A transfer from one European country to another is effectively as fast, convenient and inexpensive as a local payment that stays within the same country.

Deutsche Bank has made a significant contribution to the development of Single Euro Payments Area. This website provides Corporates and Banks information pertaining to the emergence, implementation and further developments of SEPA.

Upcoming changes to your payments due to SEPA

As the leading European cash management bank, we have spent considerable time and resources developing our systems and platforms in preparation for SEPA. As such, we are committed to delivering to you the advantages of SEPA immediately with a minimum effort or investments on your side.

Since January 28, 2008 Deutsche Bank has been processing non-urgent payments as SCTs whenever possible, and hereby informs you how this is achieved in connection with your current Deutsche Bank Cash Management Products and Services. [more]

SEPA is here - Deutsche Bank offers immediate financial benefits to corporate clients

Following the launch of the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) in January 2008, Deutsche Bank offers its corporate clients significant advantages in the processing of foreign payments – not only in terms of costs, but also by supporting different payment formats and providing a flexible account model to ease the transition for clients. [more]

For more information about our products and services, or to locate a Sales Team member for a specific product or region, please contact us under

[gtb.marketing@db.com]

Deutsche Bank - SEPA in the News: April/May 2008

FX&MM - SEPA: Opportunity knocks, interview with Shahrokh Moinian [more]

gtnews - Driving forward corporate adoption of SEPA, by Andrew Reid [more]