489 Results from "Deutsche Bank"
/wholesale
BT Radianz and Colt have been selected to provide connectivity and infrastructure hosting services for Project Boat, the European trade reporting platform that is being established by nine City investment banks.
04 April 2007
/regulation
Bank of America, Bear Stearns, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan and Knight Capital have each invested in the Block Interest Discovery Service (Bids), an alternative platform for equity block stock trading.
01 March 2007
/security
Deutsche Bank Securities (DBS), the US arm of Germany's Deutsche Bank, has been fined a total $1.275 million by Nyse Regulation in two disciplinary actions involving supervisory violations including the failure to monitor its computer systems and detect the misuse of confidential data.
09 February 2007
The seven investment banks behind Project Turquoise - a pan-European equities trading platform that will compete with the region's exchanges - have stepped up their search for a vendor to build the system, while the nine-member Project Boat banking collective have settled on Markit and Cinnober as suppliers for a new trade reporting platform for European equities.
22 January 2007
/wealth
Deutsche Bank has contracted with Temenos for the supply and implementation of the Swiss vendor's T24 core banking platform across major parts of its global private wealth management business.
09 January 2007
/retail
Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse and AIG Technologies have put their weight behind the recently announced collaboration between Microsoft and Novell on interoperability between Windows and Linux.
21 December 2006
A group of seven global investment banks have agreed to establish a pan-European equities trading platform that will compete head-to-head with the region's domestic stock exchanges following the introduction of the EU's Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID).
15 November 2006
/Sibos
Eighteen banks have signed up for the launch of the new SwiftNet Trade Services Utility (TSU) as vendors and financiers announce related document management platforms and services to improve the financial supply chain.
11 October 2006
Seventeen major banks have agreed to work with financial messaging network Swift to test compliance of payments with Sepa standards across the eurozone from Q3 2007.
A group of nine leading investment banks have signed a letter of intent to pool their trade transparency data and create a pan-European platform for the collection and sale of trading data that will bypass those operated by exchanges.
19 September 2006
US broker JPMorgan Securities is warning that EUR19 billion of market capitalisation could be lost among eight top European wholesale banks as a result of the EU's Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID).
12 September 2006
Ten City banks, thought to include Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, UBS and Merrill Lynch, are working together to set up their own system for the collection and sale of trading data that would by-pass those operated by the London Stock Exchange and other European exchanges.
15 August 2006
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