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Top 8 notable takeaways from COP27

November 23, 2022
Region:
International
Topic:
Sustainability
Analyst:
Debbie Jones, Luke Templeman, Tejasvini Viraj
Thematic Research
71
Overall, was COP27 a success or failure? The answer likely depends on your expectations going into the conference. The event took place against a difficult geopolitical backdrop, rising inflation and an energy security crisis that some nations interpret as support for energy diversification strategies that align with fossil fuel growth. In a recent dbSustainability report the team discuss top 8 takeaways from COP27. [more]

Back from the brink (but still a recession)

November 22, 2022
Region:
Germany
Topic:
Macroeconomics, Sectors and resources
Analyst:
Eric Heymann, Jochen Moebert, Marc Schattenberg, Sebastian Becker, Stefan Schneider
Focus Germany
72
GDP: Lower risk of gas shortages but real income shock will bite. Fully replenished gas storages and the larger than expected fiscal support for households suggest that the recession will not be as deep as expected a few weeks ago, although private households will have to cope with a real income shock. [more]

The Future of Work – Learning from Sport Part II. Better together

November 17, 2022
Region:
International
Analyst:
Cassidy Ainsworth-Grace, Marion Laboure
Corporate Bank Research
73
The 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar is about to start, so it is a good time to reflect on the relationship between the sporting world’s Greatest of All Time and remote work. The increasing popularity of remote work has disrupted traditional models of business and employment. There are shifting views of what work will look like in the future, so it is a topic that cannot be ignored. But, to make the most out of flexible remote work now, workers can learn from top athletes. [more]

European banks in a sweet spot

November 17, 2022
Region:
Europe
Topic:
Banking and financial markets
Analyst:
Jan Schildbach
Talking Point
75
The European banking sector is currently enjoying a sweet spot. Recent interest rate increases by central banks in most advanced economies combined with strong credit growth are having a pronounced positive impact on revenues, while loan loss provisions remain fairly low so far, although they have started to climb. Bottom line, growth in administrative expenses, individual banks’ tax and litigation payments as well as Russia-related losses have reduced net income, but the industry is still on track for a decent full-year result. More importantly, fundamentally higher-for-longer interest rates may support banks’ business prospects also in the medium term. [more]

COP27: What to expect

November 9, 2022
Region:
International
Topic:
Sustainability
Analyst:
Debbie Jones, Luke Templeman, Tejasvini Viraj
Thematic Research
78
The next iteration of UNFCC’s Conference of Parties, COP 27 is taking place in Egypt. As part of the Global South and home to one of world’s most diverse marine life, the location of Sharm-El-Sheikh in Egypt is quite relevant to this year’s conference. The event serves as the United Nation’s (UN) annual Climate Change summit and is intended to bring ~200 countries together to accelerate action towards goals of the Paris Agreement (2015) and limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees above pre-industrial levels. [more]

COP27: Adapting to food inflation Part I

November 7, 2022
Region:
International
Topic:
Sustainability
Analyst:
Christian Wietoska, Luke Templeman, Olga Cotaga, Samira Kalla
Thematic Research
79
Amidst the backdrop of rampant food inflation, this year’s COP27 in the Egyptian city of Sharm El-Sheikh (November 6-18) will be critical. That is because food inflation has been stronger than overall inflation. In fact, in March the US hit an inflection point when food and beverages CPI outpaced broader CPI. This is not just a US issue. The food inflation problem is a global phenomenon. [more]

EM Currency and Local Markets Handbook

November 2, 2022
Region:
International
Analyst:
Oliver Harvey, Perry Kojodjojo
Podzept (Podcast series)
80
Perry Kojodjojo and Oliver Harvey from Deutsche Bank Emerging Market Research discuss the recently published EM Currency and Local Markets Handbook. The new and revitalised handbook covers over 30 local EM markets in detail, covering liquidity, market structure and regulations in FX, local bonds and IRS, as well as targeted descriptions of monetary policy and market participants. The Handbook is designed to be an essential tool for institutional and corporate clients in navigating an increasingly complex and fragmented EM regulatory and macro environment, with new sections on unconventional monetary policy by EM central banks, new markets such as Kenya and Pakistan and a discussion of the evolving EM market landscape. [more]
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