"Why is Deutsche Bank Spending so Much on Tech?" disruptionbanking.com/2020/06/30/why…
According to the Frankfurter Zeitung, back in 1914 Deutsche Bank was the Biggest Bank in the World..
Many think that Deutsche Bank really started to show its’ strength when the Berlin Wall came down, opening up a much larger consumer market and helping it secure its’ base...
Following on from this, ..in 1994 Deutsche Bank (DB) faced a fresh challenge when Deutsche Telekom announced that Goldman Sachs were going to support their Public Offering... Buying Morgan Grenfell in the UK, Banco Madrid in Spain, and
Bankers Trust in the US was then followed by Deutsche Bank’s own IPO on the NYSE in 2001, helping them establish themselves as a leading Investment Bank as well.
Earlier in the pre-Financial Crisis period Deutsche Bank’s investment banking arm had a reputation in some parts for paying generous remuneration packages under the legendary mentorship of Edson Mitchell, at first and then under Anshu Jain ..
"Today, Deutsche Bank are also Donald Trump’s biggest lender in the US, a relationship that many suggest that other Banks would prefer to steer clear of. Couple that with recent stories about Epstein where Daniel Hunter, a DB spokesman, recently released a statement:
“Our reputation is our most precious asset. We regret the decision to associate with Epstein.” Deutsche Bank have had their offices raided on more than one occasion. However, there is some signs of encouragement in the domestic market...
According to Stuart Lewis, Chief Risk Officer at DB
" Deutsche Bank is also benefiting from the German government’s unprecedented aid programs. “Fortunately, almost 50% of our loan book is in Germany, Germany has become an international role model during the crisis.”
"Then there is the Berlin-based Challenger Bank, Number 26 with the charismatic Valentin Stalf at the helm...with Michael Koch of Deutsche Bank back in April 2017, who had been in charge of implementing Online Banking and Mobile Apps at the German banking giant.
In July 2019 things started to change dramatically at Deutsche Bank with Christian Sewing, CEO of Deutsche Bank leading a new strategy
Around the same time as the new strategy was being announced, Deutsche Bank added Bernd Leukert from SAP to the Management Board as Chief Technology, Data and Innovation Officer and this is where things get a little more interesting..
"Bernd is a highly decorated veteran of the German tech scene and by October 2019 Leukert already started to share details of how the banks’ technology approach to building platforms will evolve...
..These days Deutsche Bank are also investing in Centres of Excellence in Romania and India, with Dilip Khandelwal joining from SAP India, reporting directly to Leukert ..🤔
In February Deutsche Bank invited bids from Microsoft , Google and Amazon to overhaul the German bank’s outdated and fragmented technology networks, people with knowledge of the matter said
"Sewing said in a speech to shareholders in May that the bank is about to “take a quantum leap in innovation” through working with cloud providers. “We will have access to the most modern IT infrastructure without having to actually own and run it.."..
👆🤫
"The leadership team at Deutsche Bank appear to have a good Tech strategy plan in place for the business going forward"
"the Foreign Office told Lownie they cannot provide him with information relating to the prince’s visits to Egypt, the UAE, Kuwait, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan, partly on the grounds of cost."
"The prince’s visit to Saudi Arabia in 2011 was also rejected due to the fact it would cost the department too much to collect the information for the author."🤔
"Lownie told Declassified: “Over the last four years, I have made over a hundred FOI requests…without eliciting any information on Prince Andrew’s decade as a taxpayer-funded Special Trade Representative.
“Every possible exemption has been deployed to avoid releasing papers"
"The hard-hitting themes of incel culture raised in the hit Netflix series Adolescence are being addressed in a new resource for secondary schools from charity Into Film." sec-ed.co.uk/content/news/a…
"Adolescence tells the story of how a family’s world is turned upside down when 13-year-old Jamie Miller is arrested for the murder of a teenage girl who goes to his school.
The four-part Netflix series includes themes of incel culture, mysogyny, and the treatment of women."
"Through PSHE lessons, boys are taught at increasingly young ages to explore their sexuality and consume pornography “sensibly” – something which drives them further into the darkest parts of sexual violence, addiction and degrading misogyny."
- Catholic Herald
"The show has been so influential that the UK Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, has called for the programme to be shown in schools to raise awareness of the issues."🤔 thecatholicherald.com/adolescence-wh…
"In the show, Jamie commits the murder because he is being bullied by his victim, Katie, who is commenting on Instagram posts, calling him an “incel” (involuntary celibate)."..
Forbes:
"Julio Mario Santo Domingo III, an heir to one of the world's largest beer fortunes, is a disc jockey in New York City for the group Sheik 'N' Beik.".. 🎶
"He inherited his wealth from his late grandfather, who owned a large stake in SABMiller following its 2005 acquisition of family brewer Bavaria." forbes.com/profile/julio-…
'Delfina Blaquier is the daughter of Argentine racing driver Delfina Frers and Eduardo Blaquier, a member of one of the wealthiest families in Argentina. ' ..🎶
"Donald Trump Jr. caused an uproar among some when pictures surfaced of him holding the tail of a dead elephant after a big-game hunt in Africa years ago. Now, new policy changes proposed by his father’s administration may allow Americans to bring the carcasses of elephants &..
and lions killed in Zimbabwe & Zambia back to the US.
The importing of so-called hunting trophies was banned by former President Obama in 2014, but the Fish & Wildlife Service announced that it will allow Americans to bring back elephant & lion trophies."