Deutsche Bank: expansion without acquisition

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Deutsche Bank has expanded in the global custody market and has $627 million assets under administration. The bank has grown organically over some six years and has been helped by technology. Critics argue that its pricing has been aggressive and that staff have been poached. Deutsche Bank was prompted to move outside Europe in part because of the impact it forecast for European monetary union. The bank may reassess its strategy following problemsin Asian financial markets.

Investment Banking and Securities Dealing, Investment Banking, Security brokers and dealers, Banking industry, Management, Investment banks, Deutsche Bank AG

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Lessons in the software shuffle

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New users may find the range of investment software available to be confusing. Packages are available with free basic data, and users can then trade up and buy more complex products. A number of products include data such as consensus brokers forecasts, basic items from balance sheets, and past years' abbreviated results. Most investors do not need more than moving averages, volatility graphs, relative strength indicators, and other basic technical indicators.

Prepackaged software, United Kingdom, Usage, Software, Financial software, Portfolio management

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