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🕯️ Happy Easter to everyone who celebrates! We wish you and your loved ones a joyous and peaceful holiday.

🌐 People sometimes ask why Deutsche Bank shares content in English. The answer is simple: Germany is our home market. But we serve clients around the world. That's what we mean by being a Global Hausbank. We want to be a trusted partner for our client's financial needs – wherever they operate and whatever their ambitions are. 📹 Hear from our Management Board why Germany matters for Deutsche Bank. 🇩🇪 Germany is where it all starts. Strong foundations at home enable impact far beyond borders. Want to learn more about our path to becoming the European champion? Explore our strategy 👉 https://lnkd.in/dKpzhhiR

The latest edition of Top of Deutsche Bank is out! 📬   March brought another raft of stories – everything from strategy successes and organisational changes within our own business to insights into the key developments shaping the global economy. We also celebrated a number of wins at the Euromoney Global Private Banking Awards 2026 and announced a partnership aimed at bringing capital and trade to Africa’s hardest-to-reach markets.   That’s not all though, so what are you waiting for – happy reading! 👇

💶 When did you learn how to manage money? April is Financial Literacy Month. It's all about exploring why financial education matters for confidence, choice and opportunity in everyday life. 🌍 As part of our commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), we support financial education initiatives across regions and communities worldwide. From budgeting basics to fraud and scam awareness, we help people build the knowledge they need to make informed financial decisions. Throughout April, we'll be sharing inspiring financial literacy projects from our global CSR teams and showing how financial education can strengthen self‑determination at every stage of life. ❓ Which money skill do you think should be taught earlier? 🗳️ Vote in our poll and stay with us for lots on why understanding money is about more than just numbers and key to shaping your own future.

At Deutsche Bank, we empower our teams to lead with confidence in a dynamic and increasingly complex global landscape. 🤝 As part of this, we’re proud to be extending our collaboration with Executive Education at Cambridge Judge Business School to offer the Cambridge Compliance and Anti-Financial Crime (AFC) Programme to our people. Now entering its third cohort, this customised programme equips professionals in our Compliance & AFC function with the skills needed to navigate an increasingly complex environment, exploring: ▫️ Global trends and the future of risk management ▫️ The impact of emerging technologies on banking ▫️ Strategies for making sound judgements in complex environments 📹 Watch Michelle Berman, Head of Compliance and AFC Frameworks & Programmes, share her perspective on the partnership and the value it brings to our people. 👇 For more about the programme head to the link in the comments.

🕰️ Timeless Treasures: from piggy banks to purpose – how we’ve been speaking to young minds for generations Do you remember that iconic scene from Mary Poppins where a young boy walks into a bank, clutching his coin, only to be overwhelmed by the grown-up world of finance? For decades, that was reality. Banking spoke at young people – not with them. At Deutsche Bank, our journey has been a little different. Looking back, our early campaigns encouraged saving with simple, powerful messages: “It’s never too late to start – but the earlier you begin, the greater the reward.” Young clients were introduced to money through guidance, structure and trust – often pictured learning the “right way” to manage their finances. But over time, something shifted. What started as education evolved into empowerment. Today, engaging young people is no longer about telling them what to do with money. It’s about helping them understand the bigger picture – giving them access, confidence and the tools to make their own decisions in an increasingly complex world. Financial literacy is a lifelong journey. Supporting younger generations isn’t a campaign for us, it’s an ongoing commitment we’re deeply dedicated to. 📸 Swipe through the images to explore our journey.

⛈️ Weather can change in minutes. Satellites now tell us why in seconds. These space‑based sensors are vital for tracking fast‑moving weather patterns and delivering real‑time insights that help governments, companies and communities prepare before damage occurs. 🛰️ For banks, this information is essential. It improves climate‑risk assessments, supports lending decisions and helps build long‑term resilience. 💶 Publicly funded programmes are key to this progress. They create the infrastructure and high‑quality data that private actors, including financial institutions, depend on. Our latest What Next article looks at how satellite technology is advancing and why it matters for risk management at Deutsche Bank. Swipe to learn what satellites are seeing when it comes to the weather👆 🗞️ And read the full article: https://lnkd.in/dvDPUXCk

When our Management Board met last week, we gave them a challenge: describe our home market, Germany, in just one word. 🇩🇪 Easier said than done… Watch to see if they pulled it off! 🌐 Deutsche Bank operates around the world, but our story began – and is still firmly rooted – in Germany. For more than 150 years, we’ve supported businesses and society here, and we’re excited about the opportunities our home market continues to offer.

What if inclusion isn’t about adjustment, but about potential? That question shaped our Neurodiversity Celebration Week at Deutsche Bank. From our opening panel with Dr. Nancy Doyle, Yazmin Kemal, Natalie Kirby MBCI, Adam Livesey and Lisa Witney to open conversations, “Ask-me-anything-Sessions” around the different aspects of Neurodiversity (employee, parent, manager), workshops and assistive tech pop‑ups, one message stood out: the same environment or instruction can be experienced very differently. Asking “What helps you do your best work?” can make a real difference. Across the bank, colleagues explored how clarity, flexibility and everyday awareness help strengths flourish, not just during one week, but everyday. 👉 We’ve captured a few key takeaways from the week in the carousel.