Investment Banking Jobs In Germany

Investment Banking Jobs In Germany | Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Bank announced on its official Linkedin page a vacancy

Capital Market Strategy (m/f/d) Chief Investment Office

Banks in Germany are renowned for their efficiency and reliability, offering a wide range of services to individuals and businesses alike.
With over 1,500 banks operating nationwide, customers have access to an extensive network of branches as well as online banking capabilities.
German banks offer competitive interest rates on savings accounts and loans while providing a secure environment for financial transactions.
Additionally, the country's regulatory framework ensures that deposits up to €100 000 are protected by the government-backed deposit guarantee scheme which provides further assurance when it comes to investing funds or taking out loans from German banks.

The average salary of a banker in Germany is quite competitive, with an annual mean salary ranging from €50,000 to €80,000.
This figure can vary depending on the size and type of bank and the individual's experience level.
Bankers in Germany also enjoy other benefits such as bonuses for performance or promotions within their departments as well as access to health insurance plans and pension schemes.
As banking continues to be one of the most sought-after professions in Germany due its high salaries and potential for career growth, it is no surprise that many individuals are attracted by this line of work.

The capital market strategy is located in the "Chief Investment Office".
The group is responsible for formulating an investment strategy for private clients.
In addition, the capital market assessment for corporate customers is prepared.

Deriving a market assessment for the stock, bond, foreign exchange and commodity markets (strategic and tactical) and formulating concrete recommendations for action for private and corporate customers.
Additional use of external sources as preparation for the analysis, processing and communication of the house opinion with a focus on emerging markets and/or economic issues in industrialized countries.
Independent analysis of news, research reports and markets in order to identify and formulate interesting/relevant topics/trends.
Creation of own editorial contributions for newsletters including graphics, charts etc.
Explanation of the current market situation including background and outlook on capital market topics for publication in various communication channels.
Support in the creation of publications for private customers, corporate customers and consultants.

Good understanding of economic relationships (micro and macroeconomic) and capital markets (in theory and practice) and a high level of interest in socio-political issues, economic issues and developments on the global capital markets.
Excellent ability to work conceptually and structured, problem-solving skills and well-founded analytical skills.
A high degree of personal responsibility, flexibility when dealing with new topics and the ability to work flawlessly under time pressure.
Team and contact skills, convincing demeanor and strong decision-making skills.
Safe handling of MS Office and ideally knowledge of Bloomberg etc.
Good verbal and especially written expression, strong communication skills and fluent language skills in German and English.