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Deutsche Bank first established a presence in Thailand in 1906 when its legal predecessor,
German-Asian Bank, acquired a stake in Siam Commercial Bank. In 1978, the bank opened
its fully licensed branch office through the European Asian Bank, which was subsequently
merged with Deutsche Bank, forming Deutsche Bank AG Bangkok Branch. Deutsche Bank has
since maintained its presence in Thailand throughout all business cycles, including the Asian
Financial Crisis.
Deutsche Bank offers a comprehensive
range of financial services in Thailand,
particularly across its Corporate Banking &
Securities (CB&S) and Global Transaction
Banking (GTB) platforms.
The Bank’s local presence is complemented
by the strength and support of Deutsche
Bank Group’s integrated universal banking
platform in Asia and beyond. This enables
it to structure and execute tailored
transactions for Thai and international
companies and provide ongoing support
for a range of capital, funding and risk
management needs.
The Bank provides a full suite of products
and services to local corporations,
state-owned enterprises, sovereigns,
financial institutions, and multinational
corporations (MNCs), from financial and
investment advisory to equity or debt
capital-raising to cash management,
trade finance, foreign exchange, risk
management and securities services.
Deutsche Bank Group is also a provider of
international asset management services
and solutions in the actively and passively
managed segments for Thai pension funds,
asset managers, insurance companies
and banks.
Deutsche Bank’s investment banking
expertise is illustrated by various prominent
mandates. In both 2013 and 2014,
Deutsche Bank advised Thai clients in each
year’s largest foreign direct investments into
Thailand: in the banking sector as advisor to
Bank of Ayudhya (Krungsri) on its business
combination with Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi
UFJ, and in the telecommunications sector
as advisor to True Corporation when China
Mobile made its strategic investment in the
company.
Deutsche Bank also continues to contribute
to the development of Thailand’s economy,
financial system and capital markets. As
a long-serving member of the Association
of International Banks (AIB), the foreign
bankers’ association in the Kingdom of
Thailand, and a repeat Chairman and
Member of the AIB’s Board of Directors,
Deutsche Bank plays an active role in
relevant market advocacy as well as
industry consultation with relevant public
and regulatory authorities and institutions.
In addition, for decades Deutsche Bank
has served as a conduit for both foreign
investment into the country and outbound
investment by helping Thai corporate and
institutional clients expand internationally.
In commercial and transaction banking,
Deutsche Bank’s Bangkok branch plays
an equally influential role. The bank’s
payments, cash management, trade
finance, foreign exchange and risk
management services interact seamlessly
to support MNCs investing or operating
in Thailand as well as major Thai firms for
their local operations and international
expansion. Deutsche Bank has consistently
been awarded industry accolades and
awards of excellence for its solutions,
services and technology.
As part of its global corporate responsibility
programmes, Deutsche Bank and its staff
have a long track-record of contributing to
the communities in which they operate.
For more information on Deutsche Bank’s
corporate responsibility initiatives in
Thailand and around the region, please visit
https://www.db.com/asiapacific/en/content/
social_responsibility.html
In this capacity, Deutsche Bank has
frequently played a leading role in equity
and debt raisings – at home and abroad for Thailand’s leading conglomerates and
financial institutions, as well as for the
Kingdom of Thailand itself.
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