SSM supervisory priorities 2023–2025
What lies ahead for European banks?
2023 – a better year?
Yes, says FMF member Deka. DekaBank’s economists are cautiously optimistic about the new year and give their forecast on the development of inflation, the global economy and Germany’s economic situation.
DVFA Monthly Question on FTX Insolvency and the Reaction on the Capital Markets
In the December issue of the DVFA Monthly Survey, investment professionals were asked for their assessment of the FTX insolvency, which has shaken confidence in the crypto exchanges. The majority of them do not expect any contagion effects for the traditional capital markets.
Financial Centers Tokyo and Frankfurt deepen partnership
The Financial Center Initiative Frankfurt Main Finance (FMF) and FinCity.Tokyo want to consolidate their partnership. Therefore, both institutions agreed upon a joint statement today in Tokyo. The consulting firm McKinsey will accompany the cooperation as a knowledge partner.
“Sustainability is shaping the commercial real estate market”
The Frankfurt real estate investment market achieved an exceptionally strong result in the first half of 2022 and presented itself as very stable in the third quarter. Frankfurt Main Finance (FMF) took a look into the future with Riza Demirci, Managing Director and Frankfurt Branch Manager at FMF member BNP Paribas Real Estate: How will the Frankfurt commercial real estate market develop by the end of the year? What role do trends such as New Work and ESG play?
German financial sector expects a recession and sustained high inflation rates / Banks to remain stable
Europe’s economy has been facing enormous challenges since the outbreak of war in Ukraine: high inflation rates, soaring energy prices and falling growth rates could plunge Europe into a severe recession.
CFS Index remains on a downward trend
Sentiment in the financial sector has deteriorated for the third quarter in succession.
Consumers Demand a Rethink on Globalisation
For their new study “The Way Back Home”, Oliver Wyman and gfu Consumer & Home Electronics GmbH each surveyed more than 1,000 people from five major economies about their consumption behaviour of electrical household appliances and consumer electronics.
Deloitte Report: Banking on Natural Capital
Nature is a fundamental – and fundamentally underappreciated – part of the economy and human wellbeing. But what if we valued it differently?