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Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank Deutschland, Niederlassung einer französischen Société Anonyme, is the German branch of Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank S.A., the corporate and investment banking subsidiary of Crédit Agricole Group. The branch focuses on services for large corporates, financial institutions and public-sector entities in Germany, covering syndicated and bilateral lending, project and infrastructure finance, leveraged and acquisition finance, export and trade finance, securitisation, debt capital markets origination and placement, and risk management via derivatives across rates, credit, foreign exchange and commodities, alongside transaction banking services such as cash management and documentary trade. It operates in Germany under EU passporting, with prudential supervision by the French home authority within the ECB’s Single Supervisory Mechanism and host-state oversight by BaFin and the Deutsche Bundesbank for certain conduct and reporting matters; resolution planning falls under the EU Single Resolution Mechanism. As an EU branch, any protected deposits would be covered by the French deposit guarantee scheme, though the franchise is oriented to professional clients and eligible counterparties under MiFID II rather than retail depositors. Transactions are typically documented under standard market agreements (such as ISDA, GMRA, GMSLA and LMA-based loan documentation) with collateral and margining where applicable under EMIR; pricing is negotiated case by case and depends on credit profile, structure, tenor and market conditions, with no public tariff. Clients face counterparty, market and liquidity risks inherent in complex instruments, and interactions are subject to MiFID II product governance, best execution and conflicts of interest rules; regulatory disclosures (including Pillar 3 and execution policies) are published at group level. The branch’s business is centered in Frankfurt am Main, serving German-domiciled clients and, where relevant, regional subsidiaries of multinational groups.