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Since 2008, Frankfurt Main Finance has been the financial center initiative of the leading financial center in Germany and the euro zone. Its more than 60 members include the State of Hesse, the cities of Frankfurt and Eschborn, numerous well-known financial market players and their service providers as well as private and public universities.

DVFA monthly question: After the European elections, digital infrastructure and competitiveness are the most urgent issues

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According to the July survey by DVFA, investment professionals consider strengthening digital infrastructure and competitiveness to be the most urgent tasks following the European elections. These issues are seen as crucial for Europe’s economic future.

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Companies plan to invest in generative AI

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Generative artificial intelligence, for example in the form of ChatGPT, has already arrived in the everyday lives of many people and, according to a new study by KPMG, the use of AI is also gaining momentum among companies in Germany. Not only do 53% of the companies surveyed intend to increase their investments in generative AI in the coming year, 67% of those surveyed also expect an increase in turnover thanks to the use of AI.

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Financial Crime Risk Management Report

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The latest Financial Crime Risk Management Report analyzes the progress that has been made since Deloitte and the Institute of International Finance (IIF) published their framework to combat financial crime in the financial industry.

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TQ Accelerator for Digital Finance

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TechQuartier is a FinTech hub in Frankfurt that has developed and hosted over 60 startup programs in collaboration with major financial institutions since its founding in 2016. It serves as a platform and physical space for founders and corporate innovators to collaborate, contributing to the overall strength of Frankfurt’s Financial Center.

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KPMG – Tightening the net: EU adopts sweeping AML reforms

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A landmark reform of the European anti-money laundering (AML) regime is on the verge of completion. On 24 April the European Parliament formally adopted a new AML Regulation and legislation creating the new EU Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA). This in effect completes the legislative journey for the EU’s ambitious AML reform package, launched in 2021 to enhance Europe’s ability to detect and prevent financial crime.

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DVFA monthly question: Tendency towards more passive than active fund management

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In the new monthly question from the German Association for Financial Analysis and Asset Management (DVFA), the investment professionals surveyed were asked to assess the global trend away from active fund management towards more passivity and its consequences.

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CFOs remain optimistic despite crises and risks: upturn in sight

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The Deloitte CFO Survey for spring 2024 shows a cautious recovery in the German economy, with domestic market sectors benefiting while export-oriented sectors continue to suffer from uncertainties.

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KPMG study- Digital Assets in Germany 2024

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The study “Digital Assets in Germany 2024” focuses on the asset class of digital financial products such as crypto assets. It sheds light on various aspects, including attractive investment trends, the types of investors active in the market and the growth prospects that investors still recognise in the market. The comparison with the previous study provides insights into changing behaviour patterns and attitudes, particularly with regard to risk assessment.

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DVFA monthly question: Generational capital is generally welcomed

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In the latest monthly question, DVFA Investment Professionals were asked what they think of the German government’s pension package and the “generational capital” it contains to support state pension funding. “Of course, the longest journey begins with the first step. For many investment experts, however, the discussion about funded pension provision feels about as old as this proverb by Lao Tzu,” says Roger Peeters, CEO of DVFA, describing the results of the survey. “‘Too late, too little’ was the tenor of many of the comments we received. On the other hand, the opinion clearly prevailed that the start that has finally been made is more important than the individual criticism of the concept.”

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Future of the European Banking Ecosystem 2035

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At a pivotal era of digital and regulatory evolution, the European banking sector anticipates significant shifts. Insightful collaboration between industry leaders and academics has led to four scenarios forecasting the industry’s transformation, highlighting digital banking, decentralized finance, and ESG regulations as key factors. This analysis offers a strategic blueprint for navigating the future.

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