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Domestic Custody Services (DCS) 
Domestic Custody Services (DCS) is a vital and dynamic business line within the Global Transaction Bank. Deutsche Bank is among the top three custody service providers on the market in terms of assets under custody and transactions. DCS services both domestic and cross border institutions in 28 markets globally and couples Deutsche Bank’s resources as a global bank with its local expertise and know how in the individual markets.

Deutsche Bank launched DCS in Hungary in 1999. The product and service model in Hungary is based on a local product which was developed and is managed inhouse with no outsourced or vendor-managed services. Deutsche Bank is focused on growth in the emerging markets, including Hungary, based on innovative product development and the servicing of a diverse client base.


Strategy

Our strategy for DCS is to focus on the provision of excellence in comprehensive domestic custody services, acting as an agent bank to institutional clients worldwide. Our mission is clearly to deliver this strategy operating in a close partnership with our clients and complement, rather than compete with, our customers' businesses.

Domestic Custody Services is responsible for safekeeping and settlement of domestic and foreign assets, processing of corporate actions and income receipts. The service offering was extended to HUF Cash Clearing in 2001 and Remote Membership Clearing, for foreigners who become direct members of the Budapest Stock Exchange, in 2005.


Services

It is the Bank’s firm belief that state of the art systems, a high level of automation and the professionalism of staff are key differentiators to the success of our business. DCS Hungary provides top quality Client Management locally and additional client coverage across multiple time-zones for the resolution of client queries outside of regular DCS Hungary business hours. Clients will have local, regional and global relationship managers for the escalation of any issue.

Our clients’ satisfaction is the means by which we gauge our success and the Global Custodian Agent Bank Survey represents our clients’ testimony in this respect. DCS Hungary has been Top Rated by Domestic clients for the last four years (2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007) and Top Rated by Cross Border clients in 2004, 2006 and 2007 and Commended in 2005. Additionally, DCS Hungary received the award for “Best Agent Bank in Hungary” in 2006.

  • Domestic Custody Services
Services 
Core Services:
  • Regional, Direct and Multi-Direct Custody
  • Safekeeping
  • HUF Clearing
  • Settlement
  • - Same day Turnaround / Back to Back Trades
    - Fail Trade Management
  • Asset Servicing
    • Corporate Actions Notification & Processing
    • Income
  • - Proxy Voting
    - Tax / Tax Reclaim Services
  • Client Reporting
  • - Settlement, Failed Trade, Transactions
    - Funding Report
    - Client Score Cards, STP
    - Newsflashes, Market Guides, Fact Sheets
    - Front-End System

Related Services:
  • Clearing Services
  • - Remote Membership Clearing
    - Securities Lending
  • Liquidity Management
  • Agency Services
  • - Paying Agent
    - Collateral Agent
    - Escrow Agent
  • Domestic Fund Services
  • - Fund Administration
    - Transfer Agency
  • Foreign Exchange

Other services:
  • The most competitive instruction deadlines in the market
  • Provision of omnibus and segregated account structures
  • Competitive fees in respect of local regulatory fees
  • State of the art processing system with direct access to KELER
Contacts
Our DCS team consists of the following highly qualified individuals who offer global client competence with local delivery.

Katalin BÓTA
Head of DCS, Deputy CEO
Tel: +36 (1) 301-3774
E-mail: katalin.bota@db.com

Attila MÓNUS
Deputy Head of DCS
Tel: +36 (1) 301-3734
E-mail: attila.monus@db.com

Katalin NAGY
Assistant Vice President
Tel: +36 (1) 301-3708
E-mail: katalin.nagy@db.com

Fax: +36 (1) 301-3709
Group email: DCS.Hungary@db.com
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