DEUTSCHE BANK

Deutsche Bank first opened its doors in Jakarta in 1969, and has since played an active role in the economic and financial liberalisation in Southeast Asia’s largest economy through its corporate and investment bank. In the late 1990s Deutsche Bank was a key advisor on banking sector consolidation after the Asian currency crisis, and today it helps Indonesia corporates and institutions access international capital markets and connect with international investors. In 2002 the bank was instrumental in the Republic of Indonesia’s first public local currency bond issue and today it is one of the top primary dealers for government bonds. Today the bank operates as a corporate bank and investment bank where it ranks number one for institutional cash management for Euro clearing and number two for custody services. The investment bank helps Indonesia clients access international markets, leading a number of landmark transactions across equity and debt capital markets. The bank led the Republic of Indonesia’s first Euro bond in 2014 and the first US SEC Registered bond in 2017, among others. As a frequent corporate debt arranger, the bank also led Indonesia’s first ever corporate green bond and first ever Komodo bond. In addition to making a positive impact on the business community, Deutsche Bank is also an active member of the wider community. Through its global corporate social responsibility Born to Be youth engagement programme, the bank works with charity partners in Jakarta to help young people in need reach their full potential.