Deutsche Bank AG - Historische Gesellschaft der Deutschen Bank e.V.
Deutsche Bank AG - Historische Gesellschaft der Deutschen Bank e.V.
Deutsche Bank AG - Historische Gesellschaft der Deutschen Bank e.V.
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Loans to corporate customers grew by DM 17.1 Securities<br />
bn. (+ 18.5%) to DM 109.5 bn., loans to private custo-<br />
mers by DM 5.8 bn. (+ 8.0%) to DM 78.3 bn.<br />
In view of the good state of building activity on the<br />
domestic side, the building financing volume in the<br />
Group (mortgage bank business and building loans of<br />
the commercial banks) stood at DM 64.6 bn., which<br />
was DM 3.7 bn. above that of the preceding year.<br />
At all companies included in the Group, commit-<br />
ments in lending business were valued with un-<br />
changed care. Provision was made for all discernible<br />
risks - both for individual borrowers and for country<br />
risks - by the formation of adjustments and provi-<br />
sions in accordance with uniform standards applied<br />
throughout the Group. At the end of 1989, the provi-<br />
sioning ratio for country risks in the Group stood at<br />
78%. Account was taken of latent risks through the<br />
formation of collective adjustments.<br />
Funds from outside sources<br />
Liabilities to banks<br />
payableondemand<br />
timedeposits<br />
customers' drawing on other banks<br />
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Liabilities to customers<br />
payableondemand ..........................<br />
timedeposits . .................................<br />
savingsdeposits . ....................................<br />
Bonds and notes<br />
Long-term mortgage bank liabilities<br />
Total funds from outside sources<br />
Securities holdings in the Group were valued uni-<br />
formly in accordance with the strict "lower of cost<br />
and market" principle.<br />
Funds from outside sources<br />
Funds from outside sources increased by DM 35.8<br />
bn. to DM 31 2.5 bn. (+ 12.9%).<br />
The growth of funds from banks stemmed largely<br />
from the increase in liabilities to foreign banks. Custo-<br />
mers' deposits rose chiefly as a result of short-term<br />
time deposits from residents and demand deposits<br />
of non-residents.<br />
Liabilities to foreign banks and customers came to<br />
DM 101.3 bn. (end of 1988: DM 85.1 bn.); non-resi-<br />
dents thus accounted for 46% of funds from banks<br />
and customers.<br />
End of 1989 End of 1988 Change<br />
DM m % share UM m. %share DM m.
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