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About NatWest Bank Europe GmbH

NatWest Bank Europe GmbH is a Germany-incorporated subsidiary of NatWest Group plc, registered in Frankfurt am Main and operating as a credit institution to service clients within the European Union. The bank focuses on corporate and institutional banking rather than retail, typically offering relationship-based services such as lending, cash management, payments, trade-related finance, and foreign exchange and interest rate products, with booking and servicing conducted under German and EU regulatory frameworks. It is supervised within the Single Supervisory Mechanism, with the European Central Bank and BaFin overseeing prudential and conduct matters alongside the Deutsche Bundesbank, and is subject to the German Banking Act (KWG), the Capital Requirements Regulation/Directive, BRRD/SRM resolution rules, and other applicable EU legislation including MiFID II and PSD2 where relevant. Governance follows German corporate law with a management board and supervisory board, and the entity publishes audited annual financial statements in Germany while contributing to group-level disclosures. Onboarding requires standard KYC/AML due diligence; pricing and credit terms are negotiated case by case; corporate connectivity typically includes SWIFT and host-to-host or API options for payments and reporting. For trading in financial instruments, clients are classified under MiFID and may need a valid LEI. If the bank accepts eligible deposits, statutory protection in Germany is provided by the Entschädigungseinrichtung deutscher Banken up to EUR 100,000 per depositor per bank; any voluntary protection beyond the statutory scheme should be confirmed directly with the institution. As an EU subsidiary of a UK-listed group, the entity is subject to local capital and liquidity requirements and resolution planning, and unsecured liabilities can be subject to bail-in under EU law; clients should review product documentation, governing law, and booking location before entering into transactions.