DZ BANK Corporate Presentation
DZ BANK Corporate Presentation
Corporate presentation
At a glance (1/2)
€ 559 bn
2016 2017 2018 31.12.2019
2. DZ BANK Group
4. Business segments
5. Contact persons
Regional focus
Domestic market
<< 10% (each) 25% 36%
share1
Banking sector Private banking sector and Cooperative Banking sector Public banking sector
foreign banks Cooperative central institution 5 Landesbank groups
Specialized cooperative companies DekaBank
875 Cooperative banks 385 Savings banks
Service companies
Central institution Various cooperative service and technology companies
Specialized service providers Banking Software
Joint market approach IT-facilities and -support
Advertising programmes
…
BVR-ISG BVR-SE
BVR-Institutssicherung GmbH as BVR-Sicherungseinrichtung as institution
direct deposit protection protection and indirect deposit protection
BVR-ISG is an officially recognised deposit BVR-SE is the oldest, privately financed bank
protection system as Institutional Protection Scheme protection scheme worldwide
2018 2017
Consolidated total assets Profit before taxes (€ mln) 7,771 8,916
3% Cost/income ratio (%) 69.5 65.3
Loans and advances to customers 795 762
35 % (€ bn)
Deposits from customers (€ bn) 842 801
62 % Consolidated total assets (€ bn) 1,293 1,243
Consolidated equity (€ bn) 107.7 104.4
Common equity Tier 1 capital ratio (%)1 15.5 15.4
Cooperative banks
Leverage ratio (%, fully loaded) 7.8 7.7
DZ BANK Group
Employees 176,500 177,248
Münchener Hypothekenbank (As of 31.12.2018)
30 million customers,
thereof 18.5 million `shareholders´
Products and
Shareholders
services
Business segments
Transaction
Capital Markets
Banking
5.3 % 96 %
91 %
94.7 % 100 %
92 %
(€ mln) 97 %
Cooperative banks (direct and indirect) 4,663
Headquarter Wiesbaden
Based in Wiesbaden, R+V enjoys the
trust of more than 8 million
Employees 13,839 customers, who have insured over
Profit before taxes (€ mln) 1,117 25 million risks.
Consolidated total assets (€ bn) 122
(As of: 31.12.2019)
Bank ratings
Issuer Credit Rating AA-1 Aa1 AA-1
Outlook negative negative negative
Short-Term Rating A-1+1 P-1 F1+1
Long Term Counterparty Risk Assessment / - Aa1 AA-
Derivative Counterparty Rating
Issuance ratings
Covered Bonds AA+ Aaa -
Long Term Deposits - Aa1 AA-
Preferred AA- Aa1 AA-
Senior Unsecured
Non-preferred A+ A1 AA-
Tier 2 A A3 A+
Sustainable Investments
2019 DZ BANK AG led 16 green-, social- and sustainability
Our understanding of sustainability bond emissions with a volume of more than € 10 bn and is
has its roots in the cooperative therefore one of Germany‘s top 3 syndicate banks with
principles and our organisation‘s regards to the sustainable bond market.
values.
Promotional loans focussing on climate matters
DZ BANK AG is the largest intermediary company of
We act purposive and foresighted at
sustainable promotional loans in Germany with a portfolio
any time, always with a view on the
of € 25 bn. in 2019.
impact of our actions.
Sustainable investment research
DZ BANK‘s sustainability research gives cooperative banks
the possibility to screen their own investments for ESG-
matters. The research is based on an analysis model
comprising classical sustainability aspects and economic
dimensions.
Volksbanken
Raiffeisenbanken
and BVR
cooperative
partners
DZ BANK
Group
GENOhub
Innovation radar (with Fiducia GAD, ADG and BVR) Transfer to partners within CFN
GENOhackathon GENOlab
Communication and culture Innovation Round Table Innovation blog Trendscouting team Presentations/publications
Cooperation
Trend Sprint Prototyping … helps to substantiate investment decisions through early and efficient
LAB LAB LAB validation of hypotheses
Data LAB
… works with agile methods and contributes to the organization’s digital
enablement and corporate culture
Innovation enablement
… is a hub for connecting with startup companies and the fintech world
MeinInvest
= holding companies
Retail Banking
Corporate Banking
Capital
Markets
Transaction
Banking
The DZ BANK Group delivers its strategy and range of services for the cooperative banks and their
customers through its four business segments – Retail Banking, Corporate Banking, Capital Markets and
Transaction Banking.
Church banks
Specialized coop. banks
Key-Account-Management
Bank management
2.
1.
Banks‘ own
Support
deposits (Depot
services
A) and markets
4. 3.
Process Product
support solutions
5. Sparring partner
Investment products/
Payments and cards business
Comprehensive range of
Real estate finance
services
via DZ BANK Group‘s ‚Allfinanz‘
Consumer finance
approach
Competitive products
Private banking offered by the group companies in their
field of competence at reasonable prices
Asset management /
Investment products Cooperative customer
service
Pension plans via local cooperative banks in their region
Insurance
Bank products
Stability
Asset management The business relationship is guaranteed
by one of Europe’s best bank ratings
Insurance /
Company pension scheme
Finance
Research
International business
Risk management
Investment products
Payments
Hamburg
Oldenburg
London Moscow
Hannover Berlin Frankfurt
Düsseldorf Leipzig
Dresden Mumbai
Hongkong
Coblenz Singapore
Frankfurt
Jakarta
Nuremberg
Region Northern & Eastern Germany São Paulo
Karlsruhe
Region West / Central Germany
Stuttgart Region Baden-Württemberg
Region Bavaria Central Division Corporate Banking Branch
Munich
Rep. Office
HQ
Cooperative banks
Research services
Institutional customers
Money / capital
market
Risk balancing via
– Money and capital markets
– Global business partner network
Cooperative banks,
Partner banks,
Corporate customers
Central institution
Products
Payment processing Payment services Capital market services Custody services Value-added services
Retail Banking
Markus Reitmeier Head of Division Capital Markets Retail Clients +49 69 7447 – 42367 markus.reitmeier@dzbank.de
Corporate Banking
Andreas Brey Head of Division Region Bavaria +49 89 2134 – 3140 andreas.brey@dzbank.de
Jörg Hessel Head of Division Region Baden-Württemberg +49 711 940 – 2141 joerg.hessel@dzbank.de
Dr. Alexander Hildner Head of Division Region Northern & Eastern Germ. +49 40 35900 – 200 alexander.hildner@dzbank.de
Thomas Löcker Head of Division Region West / Central Germany +49 211 778 – 2100 thomas.loecker@dzbank.de
Stephan Ortolf Head of Division Central Division Corp. Banking +49 69 7447 – 99461 stephan.ortolf@dzbank.de
Gottfried Finken Head of Division Structured Finance +49 69 7447 – 99878 gottfried.finken@dzbank.de
Matthias Hümpfner Head of Division Investment Promotion +49 211 778 – 2200 matthias.huempfner@dzbank.de
Capital Markets
Heinz-Theo Brockmann Head of Division Capital Markets Institutional Clients +49 69 7447 – 6962 heinz-theo.brockmann@dzbank.de
Transaction Banking
Gregor Roth Head of Division Transaction Management +49 69 7447 – 2088 gregor.roth@dzbank.de
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