Within the Association of German Banks, the team deals with corporate and foreign trade financing.

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Overview of the current episodes - german language

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To the article (german language)

All in all, businesses in Germany and the EU have come out of the pandemic better than was initially feared.

Corporate finance:  current situation, outlook and the implications of the new EU banking package

The years 2020 and 2021 have shown that sustainability and climate change are the burning issues of our time and have had an impact on the financial sector for some time now. Sustainable finance, the transformation to a carbon-neutral economy, social development goals – all these topics have become more important in the social discourse and, at the same time, are having an increasing impact on the strategic orientation of private banks.

Sustainable finance report of private banks 2021

Shaping the Banking Union, refocussing on a fair regulatory approach towards the implementation of Basel III in the EU and adapting the treatment of non-performing loans (NPLs) in light of the current economic scenario, : these are the requests the Italian Banking Association (ABI) and the German Banking Industry Committee (GBIC) put forward in a document which calls on European institutions to adopt significant first and second level regulatory measures to counter the economic effects of Covid-19.

Covid-19: More flexible rules proposed

Current report on the situation of corporate financing (german language)

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Triggered by global conflicts, businesses in Germany and Europe could find themselves in difficulty. The economy is headed for recession. In order to overcome this acute crisis, the resilience of the German and European economies must be strengthened. We must remain focussed on the major – global – 

Capital markets union – the story so far

To ensure its global competitiveness, financial stability and not least its economic sovereignty, the European Union urgently needs a deep and less fragmented capital market.

Comments of the Association of German Banks on the capital markets union 2022

We are generally in favour of standardised, uniform and database-based reporting which is readable for both humans and machines. We also welcome the associated aims, especially that of creating comparability across businesses.

European Single Access Point

The Association of German Banks welcomes the European Commission’s intention to run pilot operations to identify what adjustments need to be made to existing EU regulation of services involving the issuance, safekeeping and asset servicing, trading and settlement of DLT financial instruments and, in parallel, to develop practicable proposals for a suitable regulatory framework and targeted adjustments to selected EU legislation.

Corporate Finance

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Hendrik Hartenstein

Dietmar Schwarz

Ina Brüggemann

Lambert Köhling, LL.M.

René Lorenz

Phillip Lang

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