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This Is Us live on TV! 🌈 At Deutsche Bank, Pride is much more than a month: LGBTQ+ inclusion is a key priority in the bank’s strategy and commitment to create a workplace where everyone can feel comfortable and accepted. During Pride month, Deutsche Bank participated in a variety of activities across the world aiming to promote diversity and inclusion. As part of this, our colleagues at Deutsche Bank Center New York gathered to create a striking mosaic logo made up of 2,300 employees' photos. 🤍 A commercial celebrating it first aired on ABC TV on Sunday - watch it below. 👇 #DeutscheBank #dbPride #prideseason #diversity #inclusion

📢 News: Our Supervisory Board appointed Laura Padovani as Chief Compliance and AFC Officer. She will be responsible for Compliance and Anti-Financial Crime (AFC) and will also become a member of our Management Board, effective July 1. Padovani succeeds Stefan Simon in his responsibility for Compliance and AFC. Her appointment will facilitate further steps to evolve and strengthen our bank’s control environment. Following significant progress made in recent years under Simon’s leadership, more day-to-day controls are being re-integrated into the processes of businesses, an approach Padovani has significant experience with. This will enable control functions to focus on monitoring and challenging the business units while further improving the resilience of our bank’s controls. In doing so, our bank is setting up its control framework in line with industry best practice. Stefan Simon will focus on his critical role as Management Board member responsible for the Americas region while also retaining his responsibility for Legal & Group Governance. “Laura Padovani has already made important contributions to strengthening our control environment since joining Deutsche Bank 14 months ago,” said Alexander Wynaendts, Chairman of our Supervisory Board. “Now is the right time for her to assume responsibility for key control functions at the Management Board level.” “I would like to thank Stefan Simon for laying the solid foundations of structural improvements to our Compliance and AFC functions over the past years and attracting strong talent to the bank,” Wynaendts continued. “The new set up now allows him, in addition to his responsibility for the Legal function, to further develop the Americas, which is a strategic core market and major growth region for the bank.” Read the full media release: http://deu.ba/604547uGf #News #DeutscheBank #teamDB

𝑻𝒊𝒎𝒆𝒍𝒆𝒔𝒔 𝑻𝒓𝒆𝒂𝒔𝒖𝒓𝒆𝒔: Deutsche Bank in Sofia 🇧🇬 📸 Exciting discovery! Our Deutsche Bank archive recently received an interesting new addition: a photo album from 1929 showcasing our Sofia branch. Explore rare snapshots of the interior and many employees of the office in the Bulgarian capital. ↩ Throwback: In response to a request from Tsar Ferdinand, Deutsche Bank opened a representative office in Sofia in 1917. Despite closing and relocating to Berlin after the end of the First World War in 1918, the office made a comeback in 1921. After the merger of Deutsche Bank and Disconto-Gesellschaft in October 1929, the Deutsche Bank Sofia branch was merged with Kreditbank Sofia, the Bulgarian subsidiary of Disconto-Gesellschaft. Kreditbank Sofia existed until 1944. ↪ Fast forward: On July 3, 2006, Deutsche Bank returned to Sofia with a representative office. 🕰️ Timeless Treasures is a snapshot of a moment in time, a banking souvenir from bygone days – brought to you by Deutsche Bank’s Historical Institute. #TimelessTreasures #History #DeutscheBank

🇦🇹 We’re celebrating 35 years of Deutsche Bank in Austria! Deutsche Bank established its office in Vienna in 1989 after having taken over the Viennese private bank Antoni, Hacker & Co. ⌛️ 🤝 Back in Germany, a new chapter of history was being written with the fall of the Berlin Wall. The strong economic links between Germany and Austria, together with Vienna’s role as an important gate to the East, were key factors in Deutsche Bank deciding to offer financial services in Austria as well. 🇪🇺 When Austria joined the EU in 1995, Deutsche Bank was able to merge the Austrian subsidiary with the German parent company, thanks to Europe’s freedom of establishment principle, with operations continuing under the name of the Vienna Branch. Since entering the Austrian market, Deutsche Bank’s business in the country has been a story of sustainable success. Over 35 years, Deutsche Bank has become an integral part of the Austrian banking community. 🏦 From their offices in the heart of the country’s capital, colleagues support clients across the whole of Austria in all areas of corporate banking, investment banking and wealth management. 🌐 #DeutscheBank #Anniversary #Austria #History

Meet Jens, HR team leader and part-time football reporter. Jens brings ‘the beautiful game’ to life by reporting on games in real-time – ‘lending his eyes’ to help blind and visually impaired football fans enjoy Eintracht Frankfurt matches. His biggest challenge? Staying objective! As a native of Frankfurt it can sometimes be painful to describe goals scored by the opposing team. 😊 http://deu.ba/60474A2TT #MoreThanBanking #DiversityChampion #InclusiveCulture

That’s a wrap on the 13th Deutsche Bank Forum! 🙌 Bringing together clients from across the world, our annual forum is an opportunity for them to exchange views on the most important topics of the day, and to hear from top speakers from the worlds of business, academia, politics and economics. This year’s forum was all about #NavigatingNewHorizons - here are some of our key takeaways from the discussions: 1️⃣ Investors and corporates see challenges and opportunities in a market environment characterised by uncertainties and risks 2️⃣ The global changes we have seen in recent years do not look set to stop, with AI and geopolitical risks key factors in driving them 3️⃣ Navigating these new horizons will require an openness to innovation and shifts in mindset, among other things Thank you to those who participated and to all those working behind the scenes to make the event a success! #DBForum #DeutscheBank

Starting out with us as an apprentice, Meg has experienced an incredible career journey over the past decade. One of the most important lessons has been gaining the confidence to connect with anyone. It’s how she’s been able to gain skills, build her network, and excel in our organisation. Discover a career where there’s no limit to your growth. 🚀 http://deu.ba/60434AlJX #MoreThanBanking #CareerExcellence #InclusiveCulture

Meet Ingrid, the first female President in the 146-year history of the German Chess Federation and a Director in the Chief Security Office. From chessboard to boardroom, her strategic thinking and leadership shine. http://deu.ba/60454AeFN #ChessChampion #MoreThanBanking

Humans and Machines: a historic love-hate relationship? 👥🤍🤖 In recent weeks, we’ve delved into the changes in the world of work at #dbWhatNext. Migration, skill shortages, and AI – today’s labour market is facing fundamental shifts and significant challenges. We’ve showcased some companies that have already found smart solutions to cope with these issues. 🚀 But let’s take a look back at the past. Automation, technological change, skill shortages. With the advent of machines, the question arose: will they leave us with more leisure time, or simply take our jobs away? The concerns we have today, especially regarding AI, were also concerns a hundred years ago. 💡 Dive into the past with us on What Next: https://lnkd.in/ezCD6sWM #TechEvolution #WorkforceTransformation #History