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🎥 : Previously on Trade Finance TV, we looked at how frontier economy defaults make it tough for those countries to get back on their feet. In this episode, Robert Besseling of Pangea-Risk returns with Shona Tatchell of the EBRD and Deutsche Bank’s Anand Jha. We hear more about how development banks and commercial banks work together to get trade flowing.   “Trade finance facilities have constantly been respected,” says Besseling, and Anand explains the steps leading up to an economy’s recovery to the point where and IMF bail-out will happen in conjunction with development finance institutions working with commercial banks. Tatchell reminds viewers how Greece went from being fully developed and mature to being part of the EBRD’s Trade Finance Facilitation Programme. “That is the function of development banks, the smoothing out of pricing and the reestablishment of trust,” she reflects. Tune in to hear the whole discussion! https://lnkd.in/eSYhndpf   #DevelopmentFinance #TradeFinance #FrontierEconomies

Deutsche Bank Corporate Bank wrapped up an engaging time at #AFP2024 last week. Our team had the opportunity to host clients for a special discussion which focused on the impacts that current geopolitical and macroeconomic factors are having on emerging markets, specifically China and Mexico, addressing treasury challenges and opportunities across these markets. The discussions were set against the backdrop of the shifting global landscape that is likely to make planning for 2025 another challenging year featuring cross currents. While core central banks around the world will advance policy normalisation efforts, the upcoming US election could see the potential introduction of more tariffs and a worsening environment for global investment and trade across the world. Idiosyncratic challenges in different corners of emerging markets will be a theme to be addressed by corporate treasurers. Two topics were central to this discussion, which included an emerging markets macro discussion, moderated by Christopher Wall, Head of RMS Americas and Global Head of FX Structuring, Deutsche Bank, and included the following panelists: ▶️ Ashok Kumar Das, Head of Global Emerging Markets & Fixed Income and Currencies Macro Trading, Asia, Deutsche Bank ▶️ Perry Kojodjojo, Lead North Asia Macro Strategist, Deutsche Bank ▶️ Francisco Campos Ortiz, Chief Economist for Latin America, Deutsche Bank In addition, Charlene Chen, Co-Head of Risk Management Solutions, APAC, Deutsche Bank and Monica Wai, Lead Risk Management Solutions Latin America and Asia Sales Specialist, Deutsche Bank shared various case studies that corporate treasury teams can utilise to manage the assortment of risks they are currently facing in yet another volatile year ahead. This included solutions addressing FX translation, embedded FX risk, operational and liquidity risks in China, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Brazil, and Pakistan. Deutsche Bank is active in currencies in more than 70 countries across Asia, Latam and CEEMEA.  Deutsche Bank, #CashManagement #TradeFinance #ForeignExchange

#ViewfromSibos: The dedication to our clients’ lasting success and financial security, at home and abroad is what drives our #GlobalHausbank approach. We are pleased to exemplify this with the multi-bagger launch of the 11𝐭𝐡 𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐨𝐟 𝐍𝐚𝐦𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐞 𝐈𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐚, the first-ever 𝐦𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐞𝐭 𝐠𝐮𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐬 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐀𝐒𝐄𝐀𝐍 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐂𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐚, and the 4𝐭𝐡 𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐨𝐟 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐡𝐚𝐛𝐚 𝐒𝐚𝐮𝐝𝐢 𝐀𝐫𝐚𝐛𝐢𝐚 at this year’s Sibos in presence of our esteemed clients – State Street’s Daniel Hickey, Claire Welsh, Brenda Lau and Jeslyn Tan.    Whether you are a seasoned investor or new to these markets, our guides serve as valuable resources, offering insights into market access, repatriation, structure and much more. They cover a wide range of topics from market entry outlines, securities settlement, tax aspects, to the latest regulatory changes. We invite you to explore these guides and unlock the immense potential that these regions hold for foreign investors.   The digital versions are freely available and can be accessed here: ▶️ 11th edition of Namaste India: https://lnkd.in/e3_FEUbZ ▶️ China market guide: https://lnkd.in/eyDFcVTb ▶️ ASEAN market guide: https://lnkd.in/ePFsv47F ▶️ 4th edition of Marhaba Saudi Arabia: https://lnkd.in/ecCBh_YY   Paul Maley, Anand Rengarajan #SecuritiesServices #SmarterCustody #CapitalMarket #AssetServicing 

#ViewfromSibos: AI and digitalisation have the potential to be powerful drivers of the next generation of banking. Today, we are seeing this in action across the industry – as they fundamentally transform today’s banking models in anticipation of the demands of tomorrow. David Lynne, Head of the Corporate Bank at Deutsche Bank, explored how incorporating emerging technologies remain top of mind for banks in his Sibos TV interview. 📽️ If you were unable to tune in live – or would like to see it again – you can watch the interview on demand here. Thank you for joining us in Beijing for a conference full of insights across the banking ecosystem. We look forward to seeing you in Frankfurt for Sibos 2025. 🤝 https://lnkd.in/e8Ks2dsi #Sibos #Digitalisation #AI #SibosTV #DBInsights

#ViewfromSibos: Fraud remains an ever-present threat for the payments industry - one that requires greater levels of cross-industry collaboration to combat. At the end of day two of Sibos, Ute Huebner-Kohl, Head of Institutional Cash Management Financial Crime Risk Operations and Affiliate Oversight, Deutsche Bank spoke at the panel session "The power of collaborative data sharing in fighting fraud“, which focused on how data collaboration, powered by AI, can support the fight against fraud, and how Swift‘s Federated Learning AI initiative - launched at last year‘s Sibos - is doing just that. After the panel, Ute shared her key summary. #Sibos #DBInsights #AI #fraud

#ViewfromSibos: The migration to ISO 20022 - the new global messaging standard - continues to shape the future of payments. On the third day of Sibos, Tsvetanka Nankova, Global Head, Institutional Cash and Trade Finance at Deutsche Bank ,took part in the big issue debate, which asked: “As ISO 20022 reshapes payments, how can providers reshape themselves?”. This lively debate explored how providers can leverage the rich, structures data to develop innovative services for customers - and the cost, if they don’t. The level and speed of the industry adoption was also discussed. After the session, Tsvetanka shared her key takeaways from the debate. #Sibos #ISO20022 #Payments #BigIssueDebate #DBInsights

#ViewfromSibos: What if you could review thousand of pages of regulatory text in minutes? This was the topic of the day two exhibitor session hosted by Deutsche Bank and Kodex AI to 20,000 pages of regulatory text in multi-language in less than five minutes”. Anand Rengarajan , Global Head of Sales and Head of Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa, Securities Services at Deutsche Bank, joined the conversation on forward-looking views of GenAI from Text to Agentic prospects, potential benefits in asset servicing evolution, and what it takes for an AI tool to be fit for industry purpose. After the session, he provided his key takeaways for what the industry’s next steps are. #Sibos #DBInsights #AI

#ViewfromSibos: The second day of Sibos is off to a strong start - with ISO 20022 once again topping the agenda. We just heard Chris Bezuidenhout CIO Cash Management at Deutsche Bank, speak at the panel: “AI and ISO 20022: A match made in data heaven”. Chris and his fellow panellists discussed the exciting new possibilities of AI and ISO 20022. Here are his main observations from the session. #Sibos #DBInsights #ISO20022 #AI

#ViewfromSibos: Yesterday was a busy first day here at Sibos in Beijing, one filled with insights. One highlight was “The future of financial services depends on global connectivity” panel featuring Johnny Grimes, Global Head of Product Corporate Cash Management and Head of Corporate Bank Ireland at Deutsche Bank, explored the increasingly important role of interoperability in creating an interconnected and scalable financial ecosystem. After the panel, Johnny gave us his personal key takeaway. #Sibos #DBInsights #Payments #connectivity

#ViewfromSibos: Kicking off this year’s Sibos, Paula Roels, Head of Market Infrastructures, Corporate Bank at Deutsche Bank, took part in the “Key takeaways from the Payments Market Practice Groups’s (PMPG) Annual Forum” panel, in which she and her fellow panellists shared exclusive insights into the key topics and challenges on the PMPG roadmap as they lead the industry’s migration to ISO 20022. Fresh from delivering the session, Paula gives us a one-minute breakdown of the key takeaways from the discussion. #Sibos #DBInsights #Payments #ISO20022