MACRO AND MARKETS
MACRO AND MARKETS
Germany’s government: traffic light or Jamaica coalition? Germany’s government: traffic light or Jamaica coalition?
Germany’s Social Democratic Party (SPD) and its leader Olaf Scholz was the winner of last month’s federal election. Yet he is not yet confirmed as successor to outgoing Chancellor Angela Merkel, while the new government could comprise a three-party coalition with major ideological differences, reports flow’s Graham Buck
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SECURITIES SERVICES, MACRO AND MARKETS
China’s capital markets path to growth China’s capital markets path to growth
As 300 million of Middle Kingdom’s households become middle class, this step up is one huge driver of investment demand. In a recent Global Custodian webinar organised in partnership with Deutsche Bank, panelists discussed China’s capital markets explosion and the new shape of investor demand
SUSTAINABLE FINANCE, MACRO AND MARKETS
Funding a Zero-Carbon Future for Steel Funding a Zero-Carbon Future for Steel
As the European Union pushes forward with an ambitious roadmap for a sustainable, net-zero emissions future, Claire Coustar, Head of ESG, FIC, Deutsche Bank explores how the steel industry can ensure it has the funding needed to support – and even drive – this green transition
TRUST AND AGENCY SERVICES, MACRO AND MARKETS
Loan asset sweet spots from Vegas Loan asset sweet spots from Vegas
The structured finance world is beating records on all fronts – record issuance and product performance, historically low levels of delinquencies, and unprecedented market appetite for its products. flow attended the recent Structured Finance Vegas (SFVegas) 2021 conference and found the market in a ‘sweet spot’
SECURITIES SERVICES, MACRO AND MARKETS
Pandemic resilience and capital flows Pandemic resilience and capital flows
In “The future of Asset Servicing Leadership” webinar, organised by The Asset magazine in collaboration with Deutsche Bank, seven experts discussed how, despite the pandemic Asia’s overall wealth and digital revolution have rearranged capital flows and created a new breed of sophisticated investor. flow provides a summary of the key points
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DOSSIER COVID-19, MACRO AND MARKETS
Covid-19 – a vulnerable recovery Covid-19 – a vulnerable recovery
New treatments to limit the spread of Covid-19 are encouraging but exiting the Covid ravine remains a slow journey liable to setbacks. Clarissa Dann summarises Deutsche Bank Research indicators of how far the world has come in reaching some form of business as usual
MACRO AND MARKETS, TRADE FINANCE
How bright is the dawn? How bright is the dawn?
At the ITFA Annual Conference in Bristol, Deutsche Bank’s Sanjay Raja shares his outlook for GDP growth, perspective on the tightening labour market, and concerns about inflation, after a strong start to 2021 that changed course as the year went on. flow’s Clarissa Dann provides a summary of his essential messages
DOSSIER COVID-19, MACRO AND MARKETS
Point of no return Point of no return
The slow progress of persuading employees back to the office after months of Covid-19 lockdowns and restrictions is accelerating, but the future of work post-pandemic will inevitably be different as more opt to work from home full-time or part-time. flow’s Graham Buck and Clarissa Dann report on a brave new world of work