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Shaping the future of the financial industry.

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3 answers to 3 questions: biodiversity

Why is the Association of German Banks interested in biodiversity? At first glance, it might seem more like the province of nature conservation organisations. But it’s important to remember that conservation of our natural resources is a prerequisite for economic productivity.

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Claude Mythos and co.: Understanding and Managing New Cyber Risks

Fact sheet as a result of the webinar of Bank-Verlag in cooperation with the Association of German Banks and the Bankenakademie

The cyber threat landscape is changing rapidly – including for banks and other financial institutions. A new factsheet published by Bank-Verlag and the Association of German Banks summarises the key findings from a webinar with experts from the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (Bafin), the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) and the financial sector, and shows which new cyber risks are emerging and how institutions can effectively address them.

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The role of the banks in Germany at a glance

Banks help ensure that capital is available where it is needed most. They drive investment, innovation and progress. Whether serving businesses, associations or public-sector clients, employees, pensioners, the self-employed or students, banks support their customers and help them achieve their financial goals

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Digitaler Euro
Position paper

Five success factors for the establishment of the digital euro

The digital euro is intended to strengthen European sovereignty and independence in payments. Policymakers are therefore keen to introduce it swiftly. However, high complexity and unclear priorities risk undermining these objectives.

 
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Position paper

EU-Market Integration and Supervision Package

Competitive banks and capital markets are essential for Europe’s sovereignty, growth and prosperity. They finance investment in infrastructure, digitalisation, defence and the transition to a sustainable economy. The investment required is high. A large share of this capital must be mobilised from the private sector.

The Association of German Banks in numbers

180

Employees work for the Association of German Banks.

3

locations. We work in Berlin, Brussels and Frankfurt/Main.

181

members are part of our association, mainly private banks operating in Germany.

24

Fintechs are among our members.