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July 1998

Awards for Excellence: Europe



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Western Europe

Best bank: Deutsche Bank
Best bank in the euro zone: Deutsche Bank
Best securities firm: Warburg Dillon Read

Recent strategy pronouncements from members of the Deutsche Bank Vorstand that the bank intends to concentrate on Europe amount to a statement of intent to play to the bank's obvious existing strengths. Its strategy in dealing with corporate and investing institutions across Europe has been to become the dominant provider of Deutschmark services - be that in foreign exchange or bonds - and to attempt to be the first-choice foreign bank counterparty in the customer's home currency. The intention is to parley this into a position as the dominant bank in euroland.

In wholesale markets, the...


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