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Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Bank provides retail and private banking, corporate and transaction banking, lending, asset and wealth management products and services as well as focused investment banking to private individuals, small and medium-sized companies, corporations, governments and institutional investors

Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Bank is the leading bank in Germany with strong European roots and a global network. Our Trade Finance business offers comprehensive solutions along the client’s trade value chain by combining international trade risk mitigation products and services with custom-made solutions for structured trade and export finance. Our fully integrated global network spans over 80 locations in over 40 countries, delivering excellent services, innovative solutions and considerable trade expertise. We enable our clients to manage risks and other issues associated with their import and export and domestic trade transactions, including international trade products, financial supply chain management, custom-made and performance-risk finance solutions for structured export and commodity trade finance.

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Barry Pieters

Barry Pieters

Director
Deutsche Bank
Rov van Werkhooven

Rov van Werkhooven

Commodity Trade Finance Flow Product Specialist
Deutsche Bank
Sandra Primiero

Sandra Primiero

Global Head Natural Resource Finance
Deutsche Bank
Sven de Zoeten

Sven de Zoeten

Director
Deutsche Bank
Willem Calame

Willem Calame

Head of Natural Resources Finance Flow EMEA
Deutsche Bank

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VIRTUAL ONLY CONTENT REPLAY: The role of reputational risk

VIRTUAL ONLY CONTENT REPLAY: The role of reputational risk

Trade has become less attractive across the board with one of the biggest issues to juggle being the role of reputational risk. How much can scandals such as the fraud cases in South East Asia and Lava Jato in South America affect appetite to work with various clients? Will this tighten up following the fallout of 2020? How important is this when Banks and financial institutions are trying to implement CSR values? Can working with a client accused of Greenwashing damage their reputation?

Tina Mavraki
Managing Director, Ingenios Limited
Sandra Primiero
Global Head Natural Resource Finance, Deutsche Bank
Moderator
Charles Osborne
Head of Commodities, TXF
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Commodity Trade Finance Energy transition ESGs Oil & gas Sustainability
ESGs Dilemma: Question Fire Rounds

ESGs Dilemma: Question Fire Rounds

We put our panellists on stage to address three of the industry's most burning questions in relation to the ESGs: • Do countries have access to low-carbon technologies and the raw materials to expand green sectors? Which sectors cannot decarbonise ahead of the Carbon Border Tax? • How sustainable can supply chains realistically be, particularly in relation to their social impact? • What is needed for greater transparency with regards to ESG initiatives? How can approaches differ on a regional basis?

Elsa Pernot
Global Head of HSEC, Gunvor
Sandra Primiero
Global Head Natural Resource Finance, Deutsche Bank
Jean-Jacques Poublet
Managing Director, UBS Switzerland AG
Alastair Northway
Head for Commodities and Energy, EMEA, Citi
Moderator
Aife Howse
Reporter, TXF
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