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Wells Fargo Extends Text Banking to All Customers // 02-05-2010
Wells Fargo Becomes First Major U.S. Financial Institution to Enable Customers to Connect to Accounts with Text Banking, Without a Need to Have a Personal Computer or An Enrollment in Online Banking
Deutsche Bank opens branch in Abu Dhabi // 02-05-2010
Deutsche Bank announced today the opening of its first branch in the United Arab Emirates' (UAE) capital, Abu Dhabi. The branch will be focused on servicing the Bank's corporate and institutional clients. \n\nThe inauguration of the new Abu Dhabi branch was marked by the attendance of H.E. Sheikha Lubna Al Qasimi, Minister of Foreign Trade, H.E. Sultan Bin Nasser Al Suwaidi, Governor of the Central Bank of the UAE, Werner Steinmüller, Deutsche Bank's Head of Global Transaction Banking (GTB) and member of the Group Executive Committee, and many of the Bank's senior representatives in the region.
Signs of rising confidence help emerging markets to lead the upturn // 02-05-2010
Rising confidence in Asia and other emerging regions could accelerate their pace of recovery. This contrasts with the West, where subdued confidence points to sluggish growth, according to the latest edition of Global Focus, Standard Chartered Bank’s monthly report, published today.\n\nThe outlook depends on the fundamentals, policy and confidence. The fundamentals point to a multi-speed, policy-led global recovery -- multi-speed because emerging economies appear to be in much better shape and are expected to lead the recovery. In contrast, it will be a long, hard slog in most advanced economies. For them, the recovery will be weak, according to the report.\n\nThis divergence reinforces the Bank’s views that the balance of power is shifting from the West to the East.
Deutsche Bank reports net income of EUR 5.0 billion for the year 2009<\/font> // 02-05-2010
* Income before income taxes of EUR 5.2 billion\n\n * Tier 1 capital ratio of 12.6%\n\n * Core Tier 1 ratio of 8.7%\n\n * Leverage ratio, per target definition, reduced to 23\n\n * Dividend recommendation of 75 cents per share \n\n * Fourth quarter income before income taxes of EUR 756 million; net income of EUR 1.3 billion, after expenses of EUR 225 million in respect of U.K. bank payroll tax
Deutsche Bank outlines \"Mittelstandsfonds für Deutschland\" // 02-03-2010
Aimed at enhancing the equity capital funding of mid-caps \/ Open to additional investors, the fund will commence operations in the first quarter \/ Independence ensured by M Cap Finance, the external fund manager
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