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Deutsche Bank is one of
largest commercial bank in Germany and one of the largest international
bank present in Canada. As a Schedule III banks,
Deutsche Bank Canada branch have
certain restrictions of commercial banking
business approved under the Banking Act. Deutsche Bank provide a wide range of
corporate banking and treasury management services across Canada including: short-term borrowing, trade finance, short term investing,
treasury management, and foreign exchange solutions.
Deutsche Bank is very
well-positioned, besides Canada, it also presence in over 70 countries,
significant regional diversification and substantial revenue streams from
all the major regions of the world. The Bank have established strong bases
in all major emerging markets, and therefore have good prospects for
business growth in fast-growing economies, including the Asia-Pacific
region, Central and Eastern Europe, and Latin America.
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Deutsche Bank's global
strength to meet clients' comprehensive needs including provides large
corporate, government and institutional clients with a full spectrum of
solutions to their strategic advisory, financing and risk management needs.
With a global network of large number of intermediaries and counterparties,
Deutsche Bank offer access to a wide range of investment products and solutions
backed by reliable, unbiased and consistent advice. |
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Deutsche Bank
Category : Schedule III
SWIFT Code : DEUTCATT
Address :
199 Bay Street, Suite 4700
Commerce Court West
Box 263
Toronto, Ontario M5L 1E9
Canada
Telephone : +1 (416) 682-8400
Website : www.db.com |
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Unlike the
Schedule I and
Schedule II banks,
as a Schedule III bank, Deutsche Bank are NOT incorporated under the Bank Act and therefore
operate in Canada under other government-mandated restrictions.
Schedule III banks usually
operate within the country's largest cities
(being Toronto, Montreal, Calgary and Vancouver), under certain restrictions
mentioned in the Act. As of October 2010, there were 23 such banks in
Canada.
In Canada, the Office of the Superintendent of
Financial Institutions (OSFI) is responsible for administering a number of
federal statutes, including the Bank Act and the Trust and Loan Companies
Act, the statutes applicable to the regulation of banks and federal trust
and loan companies.
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