Research

The term sustainability has a very broad scope. It covers much more than simply the areas of climate and environmental protection or issues of energy supply, even though these are of course key components. In its research activities, Deutsche Bank addresses the various facets of sustainability. The findings published by the research units and their thematic focus reflect the many (and varied) requirements of the Bank's customers and stakeholders.

Deutsche Bank Research

Articles on Sustainability

Sustainability means future viability – with the aim of ensuring that future generations enjoy a healthy environment as well as stable economic and social conditions. [more]

Deutsche Bank Research

Megatopic Energy and Climate Change

The growing scarcity of fossil fuels must be addressed with intelligent, future-proof strategies. In the longer run, securing energy supplies will be possible only with a broad range of measures. [more]

Deutsche Bank Climate Change Advisors

Climate Change Research

DBCCA has a world-class research team that specializes exclusively in climate change specific sectors, with published whitepapers. The team is led by Mark Fulton and is based out of New York and London. [more]

Deutsche Bank Global Markets Research

Carbon Emissions

Deutsche Bank Carbon Market Research team consists of Mark C. Lewis and Isabelle Curien (European and global carbon markets), and Adam Sieminski (US market). The team’s research and expertise on global emissions has been ranked Number 1 by Energy Risk magazine in its 2009 and 2008 surveys. [more]