Launches Research Institute on our site, aiming to delve deeper into significant long-term global trends
Deutsche Bank has announced the launch of its new Research Institute, the Deutsche Bank Research Institute (DBRI), marking an exciting addition to its world-class research offering. The institute was established due to an increasing demand for a European perspective on long-term themes driving the global economy.
According to Christian Sewing, Chief Executive Officer of Deutsche Bank, the world is changing rapidly, and clients and stakeholders are seeking the bank's expertise to understand long-term global economic themes. The DBRI will enable Deutsche Bank to share its insights with a wider audience, benefiting from its special European perspective and international network.
The DBRI draws on a wealth of data covering over 1,500 global companies, key markets, and sectors, spanning rates, foreign exchange, equities, emerging markets, credit, and securitisation. The institute aims to help corporate executives, global investors, and policymakers navigate a shifting environment.
Fabrizio Campelli, Member of the Management Board of Deutsche Bank and Head of the Corporate Bank and the Investment Bank, highlighted the exceptional reputation of Deutsche Bank's research team. The DBRI harnesses this expertise to provide insights on the most important issues of our times, offering a perspective on long-term themes driving change in Europe and beyond.
The DBRI will focus on providing insights in four key areas: geopolitics, macroeconomics, technology, and the corporate landscape. In geopolitics, the institute will assess global political risks, international relations, and their impact on markets. In macroeconomics, it will analyse economic indicators, monetary policy, growth forecasts, inflation, and global economic trends. In technology, the DBRI will evaluate digital disruption, innovation in financial technologies such as blockchain, and trends shaping the tech-driven economy. In the corporate landscape, the institute will research industry trends, corporate earnings, structural shifts, and investment environments.
David Folkerts-Landau, who will head the Institute alongside his current roles as Chief Economist and Global Head of Deutsche Bank Research, stated that the institute will offer a bold, independent, and deeply researched perspective on the most important issues of our times. The inaugural report, "What Germany's economy needs now", provides a timely analysis of Germany's path to future prosperity, examining the structural reforms needed for the economy to thrive in the coming decades.
The DBRI will share its insights through events, videos, webinars, podcasts, and reports on a new public website. Readers can sign up to receive new content from the DBRI in real time. For the most detailed and authoritative information, visiting Deutsche Bank’s official research publications or corporate website directly would be advised.
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- Deutsche Bank's new Research Institute, the DBRI, will offer in-depth analysis on technology trends, providing insights into digital disruption and innovation in financial technologies like blockchain.
- In the technology sector, the DBRI aims to provide a perspective on long-term themes driving change, not just in Europe, but globally, with a focus on evaluating digital disruption and innovation in the tech-driven economy.
