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About Deutsche Bank Europe GmbH

Deutsche Bank Europe GmbH is a German-incorporated entity within Deutsche Bank Group used as a contracting and booking vehicle for selected European Union activities, with operations governed by German and EU financial regulations. It is regulated under the German Banking Act and supervised by BaFin and the Deutsche Bundesbank; at group level, Deutsche Bank is subject to the EU Single Supervisory Mechanism with the European Central Bank as the competent authority for significant institutions. Public documentation indicates the entity is oriented to corporate and institutional business rather than consumer-facing retail, with clients typically onboarded under German KYC/AML rules and serviced through group platforms and relationship channels. Where it provides investment or ancillary services, MiFID II conduct and reporting standards apply; where it provides payment or deposit services, SEPA functionality and EU passporting frameworks are used, and statutory deposit protection (if deposits are taken) would fall under the German scheme EdB up to €100,000 per depositor per bank, with any voluntary scheme participation depending on membership status. Pricing is product-specific, often negotiated for professional clients, and disclosed in contractual terms and applicable fee schedules. Counterparty risk, liquidity, and capital support are linked to Deutsche Bank Group, with parent-level credit ratings and disclosures informing risk assessments; standalone financial statements for the entity can be obtained via the German commercial register. Day-to-day service, complaints handling, and legal redress follow German law and sector codes, with contact and imprint details provided in the firm’s legal notices. Prospective clients should confirm licensing scope, product availability, and client eligibility directly with the entity before entering into agreements.