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| 1958: |
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On behalf of the Anglo-American Corporation of South Africa, Deutsche Bank floats what is the first foreign loan on the German capital market since 1914 |
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| 1959: |
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Deutsche Bank gets into retail banking by introducing small loans |
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Under the leadership of Deutsche Bank, a World Bank loan is issued on the German capital market for the first time |
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| 1961: |
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Privatisation of Volkswagen, whose shares are distributed by a Deutsche Bank-led consortium |
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| 1963: |
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Start of "club banking" through foundation of the European Advisory Committee, from which the EBIC emerges in 1970 |
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| 1967-68: |
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The member-banks of the European Advisory Committee set up the Banque Européenne de Crédit à Moyen Terme in Brussels as well as the European-American Banking Corporation and the European-American Bank & Trust Company in New York |
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| 1970: |
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Foundation of the Compagnie Financière de la Deutsche Bank in Luxembourg, precursor of today's Deutsche Bank Luxembourg S.A. |
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| 1973: |
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Agencies opened in London and Moscow |
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| 1976-77: |
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Branches in London, Tokyo, and Paris |
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| 1978-79: |
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The remaining capital of UBS-Deutsche Bank Corporation New York is taken over by Deutsche Bank. The new investment bank has the firm name of Atlantic Capital Corporation |
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Branches in Brussels and Antwerp, then in New York, Hong Kong, Milan, and Madrid |
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| 1985: |
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Set up of Deutsche Bank Capital Markets Ltd. in London and Deutsche Bank Capital Markets (Asia) Ltd., Hong Kong |
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| 1986-87: |
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Acquisition of Banca d'America e d'Italia |
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Formation of Deutsche Bank Australia Ltd., Deutsche Bank Bauspar-AG, and Deutsche Gesellschaft für Mittelstandsberatung mbH |
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| 1988: |
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Branches in 12 more countries in Asian Pacific region |
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Operating networks expanded in Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, the Netherlands (now Deutsche Bank N.V.) and Portugal |
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