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Stefan Marotzke | Spokesperson

German Savings Banks Association (DK leadership 2024)

+49 30 20225-5110 | presse@dsgv.de

Thomas Schlüter | Spokesperson

Association of German Banks

+49 30 1663-1230 | bdb-pressestelle@bdb.de

Cornelia Schulz/Steffen Steudel | Spokesperson

National Association of German Cooperative Banks

+49 30 2021-1300 | pressestelle@bvr.de

Thomas Klodt | Spokesperson

Association of German Public Banks

+49 30 8192-163 | anne.huning@voeb.de

Carsten Dickhut | Spokesperson

Association of German Pfandbrief Banks

+49 30 20915-320 | dickhut@pfandbrief.de

Press-Releases

November 30 2016

GBIC: Further strengthen global economic and financial resilience

The German Banking Industry Committee (GBIC) welcomes it that, under the new German presidency, the G20 aims to further strengthen the resilience of economies and financial markets in 2017 as well.

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November 4 2016

The German Banking Industry Committee welcomes Esther de Lange’s report on the planned European...

The report by Esther de Lange, MEP and member of the European People’s Party, on the European Deposit Insurance Scheme is basically a step in the right direction in the view of the German Banking Industry Committee (GBIC). GBIC welcomes the fact that...

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September 15 2016

GBIC on Basel IV negotiations: great danger of German banks being placed at a considerable...

The member associations of the German Banking Industry Committee (GBIC) warn that the ongoing Basel IV negotiations could place German banks at a considerable disadvantage.

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February 25 2016

New GBIC expert opinion: leverage ratio sets serious perverse incentives

A leverage ratio will not make the financial system more stable. On the contrary, an inflexible instrument of this kind sets dangerous perverse incentives. This is the conclusion of a new expert opinion commissioned by the member associations of the...

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