CFS survey: “Do we need a digital euro?”
German financial sector largely sees no necessity. Negative impacts on profitability expected.
CFS Index remains stable: Rising growth in revenues and earnings
The CFS Index for the third quarter of 2025 shows a stable condition of the German financial sector.
Deutsches Aktieninstitut calls for further revision of ESRS and an adjusted mandate for EFRAG
The Deutsches Aktieninstitut (German Stock Institute) calls for improvements to the proposed ESRS revision and a clearly defined mandate for EFRAG.
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CFS Index remains stable: Rising growth in revenues and earnings
The CFS Index for the third quarter of 2025 shows a stable condition of the German financial...
CFS survey: “Do we need a digital euro?”
German financial sector largely sees no necessity. Negative impacts on profitability expected....
Deutsches Aktieninstitut calls for further revision of ESRS and an adjusted mandate for EFRAG
The Deutsches Aktieninstitut (German Stock Institute) calls for improvements to the proposed ESRS...
Christmas season in Frankfurt and the surrounding area
From traditional markets to creative holiday spots, Frankfurt and the surrounding area offer...
Interview with Hubertus Väth: Strengthening Frankfurt as a Financial Centre
In the interview with Newcomers Guide 2026, Hubertus Väth talks about Frankfurt’s importance as...
Omnibus paradox: 70 percent of banks expect additional costs for ESG data collection due to EU simplifications
ESG Data Monitor 2025: Largest ESG data study in the DACH region reveals growing gap between...
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DVFA monthly question February: Investment professionals call for less bureaucracy and pension reform – debt brake is secondary
DVFA’s latest monthly survey of its investment professionals focused on the current election campaign and the upcoming Bundestag elections. “Of course, every general election is relevant. But the immense response and the numerous comments send a strong signal that financial experts definitely see February 23 as a directional election,” says Roger Peeters, Deputy Chairman of the DVFA Executive Board, interpreting the lively participation.
German-Japanese Transformation Partnership
Just under 9,000 kilometres separate the capitals of Berlin and Tokyo, but in many ways the distance between Germany and Japan is very small. Both countries are “value partners” that are actively developing their bilateral relations (“transformation partnership”). Due to their dependence on the uninterrupted functioning of global trade and supply chains, and in the context of Germany’s and Japan’s net zero commitments, both countries face similar transformation needs. In this Frankfurt Main Finance study, we present a three-step approach to managing global supply chain risks.
