Deutsche Bank Plans to Operate Post-Brexit in U.K. Via Branch

The video discusses the differences between branches and subsidiaries in banking, focusing on regulatory approaches and capital requirements. It highlights the UK's strategy to retain business in the city through a branch approach, which requires less capital. The discussion also covers the impact of Brexit on banking plans, with banks considering whether to set up ring-fenced units or continue with branches. The video concludes with insights into the potential winners of capital movement, particularly Frankfurt and New York.

What are the implications of being a subsidiary versus a branch in terms of capital requirements?

How does the UK regulator's approach affect banks' decisions regarding their operational structure?

What factors might lead banks to prefer a branch approach over a ring-fenced entity?

In what ways might the upcoming deadline affect banks' planning and operations?

What are the potential consequences for Frankfurt and New York in the context of capital movement?