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🏚️ Buildings that heal themselves? Walls grown from mushrooms? It’s not science fiction – it’s the future of construction. The construction sector drives nearly 40% of global energy-related CO₂ emissions. This is a challenge – and a huge opportunity for change. Supporting the transition to a greener economy means championing ideas that rewrite the rules of how we build. Our team delved into the groundbreaking solutions making sustainable construction a reality. These innovations show the power of collaboration between finance, science and industry. In the article, you’ll discover: ➡️ Self-healing concrete – concrete that repairs its own cracks, boosting durability and safety. ➡️ AI-powered design – artificial intelligence optimising building plans to cut waste and energy use. ➡️ Bio-based materials – natural materials like mycelium (fungi roots) grown into durable, fire-resistant and compostable components. Read the full story in our latest What Next edition via the link in the comments and tell us: which innovation will shape tomorrow’s cities? 👇

🎙️ From production hub to financial powerhouse, Asia Pacific has seen its role in the global economy change in recent years. What has that shift been down to and where might it lead? Find out in our latest episode of This is Deutsche Bank, where Alexander von zur Muehlen, our CEO for Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa, Europe and Germany, and Management Board member discusses this and more with host Michael Steen. 🎧 Subscribe and listen now on Apple Podcasts and all major platforms https://lnkd.in/eangHYnM

🎨 We’re thrilled to announce that Lucia Tallová has been named Deutsche Bank's "Artist of the Year" 2026! Born in Bratislava, Slovakia, she graduated from the local Academy of Fine Arts and gained international recognition in 2022 through her participation in the 16th Lyon Biennale. Her often room-filling installations resemble surreal tableaux that explore memory, human and geological history, and develop new forms of storytelling and archiving. Launched in 2010, the “Artist of the Year” award recognises promising artists who have already created work of artistic and social relevance, integrating the two core areas of the Deutsche Bank Collection: works on paper and photography. Lucia Tallová was nominated by Sam Bardaouil and Till Fellrath, directors of the Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum für Gegenwart – Berlin and founders of the curatorial platform Art Reoriented. We can’t wait to see how she will transform the space of PalaisPopulaire next year! 📸: Miro Nota

📣 At our Investor Deep Dive 2025 earlier this week, we laid out the next phase of our journey. After years of transformation, we are now ready to scale the Global Hausbank and accelerate value creation. Our long-term vision is clear: to become the European champion. 🎯 We've set ambitious new targets for 2028, built on a strategy of focused growth, strict capital discipline, and a scalable, AI-powered operating model. 📸 Swipe through our photo gallery to see the key moments and watch the highlights on YouTube to hear directly from our leadership team on our path forward. Link in the comments. 👇

From Frankfurt to Singapore - Xhoana Tuku has had a front-row seat to seeing global strategy come to life in high-growth markets across APAC. She began her career in the Corporate Bank’s Cash Management Strategy team in Frankfurt. What was meant to be a year-long assignment turned into an experience that reshaped her perspective on how a German bank can serve clients on a truly global scale. The bank's global mobility has given her the opportunity to see emerging trends unfold on-the-ground, connect with different people and become more agile in turning ideas into practical solutions - alongside the obvious perks of a diverse food scene and endless summer. Discover where a career at Deutsche Bank can take you: http://deu.ba/6049AjxXU

🌍 Supporting the global transformation: Deutsche Bank sets new sustainable and transition finance target Following the announcement of our strategy and financial targets for 2026–2028, we are taking another decisive step toward shaping a sustainable future. 🌱 🎯 Deutsche Bank has set a new cumulative €900 billion sustainable and transition finance target (ex-DWS) for the period from 2020 to the end of 2030, reinforcing our role as a trusted partner in the global transformation. This updated ambition includes €440 billion already achieved in Sustainable Finance and ESG Investments through Q3 2025. 📑 To support this target, we have published our initial Transition Finance Framework, defining clear rules for financing credible net-zero transitions in hard-to-abate sectors. This framework enables us to mobilise capital at scale for technologies that cut emissions and strengthen resilience, helping clients enhance their transition maturity. In addition, we are introducing a nature ambition to facilitate 300 transactions by the end of 2027, supporting biodiversity as well as ecosystem conservation and restoration in alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Learn more about our sustainability strategy and Transition Finance Framework. Link in the comments 👇

🚀 Launching a new phase of growth and value creation: Deutsche Bank’s strategy and financial targets for 2026-2028 Today marks an important milestone for Deutsche Bank with the announcement of the next phase of our strategy at our Investor Deep Dive. Having restored the bank’s profitability and strengthened its foundations, our focus will now be on accelerating value creation by scaling our Global Hausbank model. We have set ambitious targets for significant growth in revenues, profitability and shareholder returns. 📈 We aim to achieve these goals through a combination of: 🔹focused business growth 🔹strict capital discipline 🔹implementing a scalable operating model. This next chapter is about more than just growth – it’s about the path to our long-term vision of becoming the European champion. That means pan-European leadership across key business segments, market-leading returns, a global presence and network and a truly innovative and AI-powered bank. 💡 Want to learn more? Join us live for the Investor Deep Dive on our website. Link in the comments. 👇

🌈 Last week, we marked a milestone: 25 years of dbPride, our global LGBTQ+ employee network. Founded in 2000 and powered by volunteers, dbPride is our largest employee network with 900+ members in Germany, regional groups and global reach. The evening was opened by Anke Hallmann, together with Jon Tilli and other members of our dbPride SteerCo, setting the tone for thoughtful conversations about inclusion and allyship. A panel moderated by Jo Labecka from the PROUT AT WORK-Foundation explored why employee networks are as vital today as ever, with voices from partner networks of Lufthansa and Commerzbank AG. From live vocals from Mark Kellam II to a standout drag performance, the celebration was about creativity, courage and the power of showing up as your whole self. 🎬 Watch the aftermovie and meet the people behind 25 years of progress.

🗓️ Save the date: Deutsche Bank Investor Deep Dive 2025 Please join us live on Monday, November 17, when our management team will provide an update on the Group’s progress and the forward-looking strategic agenda for the years 2026 to 2028. 🖥️ The webcast will be available on our Investor Relations website: https://lnkd.in/eV72ETzV. Highlights of our targets and the key pillars of our strategy will be also published here on LinkedIn. Stay tuned!

Starting out in your career? 🚀 Landing your first break doesn’t have to be daunting. Graduates from across Deutsche Bank share useful tips and tricks on what helped them shine and apply with confidence. ✨ Find out more and get ready to join them: http://deu.ba/6043AjK5Z #DeutscheBank #FinanceJobs #EarlyCareers