Deutsche Bank has made a commitment to have €200 billion in “sustainable” assets and loans on its books by 2025.
The bank said it wanted to support the transition to a sustainable economy.
The €200 billion will include assets from private and institutional clients, and will mean the bank increasing its volume of ESG financing alongside sustainable assets under management.
The bank’s asset management business, DWS, already looks after...
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