Abonnement
Mehr von der BZ
Daten
Services
Verlag

competition

Hier finden Sie alle Informationen zum Thema competition.

Europe’s institutions are grappling with the future of the digital euro.

Disaster scenario for the ECB

Brussels is giving the digital euro the cold shoulder. Meanwhile, private stablecoins threaten to displace central bank money. A balanced approach is needed that does not stifle innovation.Show more
EditorialDigital euro
von Björn Godenrath
J.P. Morgan announced a 50 billion dollar share buyback programme in July.

US banks are in a league of their own

After passing new stress tests, Goldman and J.P. Morgan are increasing dividends and share buybacks. European banks can only dream of the amounts involved.Show more
OpinionDividend payouts
von Anna Sleegers
Daniel Holz has been Vice President, Central Europe at Databricks since the end of April.

„I firmly believe in an upturn in Germany“

Daniel Holz recently joined Databricks as Vice President, Central Europe. He explains the company's expansion strategy in an interview with Börsen-Zeitung.Show more
Interview withDaniel Holz, Databricks
von Alex Wehnert
KfW CEO Stefan Wintels in dialogue with Kenfo CEO Anja Mikus, DZ Bank Board Member Souâd Benkredda, Deutsche Börse CEO Stephan Leithner, Commerzbank CEO Bettina Orlopp, and UBS Germany CEO Tobias Vogel (from left to right)

„Trillions are lying around unproductively“

Participants at a Finanzplatztag panel discussion agreed that Germans need to invest more in equities – including via their pension plans.Show more
FinanzplatztagInvestment behaviour
von Anna Sleegers
Headquarters of German banks dominate the skyline in Frankfurt am Main.

German banks urge politicians to introduce reforms

Germany's commercial banks have called on the government to introduce extensive reforms to get the economy moving again. And they are pressing for a postponement to the introduction of Basel III. Show more
German Banking Congress
von Angela Wefers
Basu Choudhury is Head of Strategic Initiatives at Osttra.

Moving settlement to T+1 will mean higher costs

The shortening of the settlement cycle for securities transactions in the US poses enormous challenges for Europe's asset managers. S&P Global and the CME Group now want to capitalise on this opportunity with their joint venture Osttra.Show more
Conversation withBasu Choudhury, Osttra
von Alex Wehnert
Start
Lesezeichen
ePaper