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Deutsche Bank Is Arranging Debut SRT for Renewables Lender DKB

Deutsche Bank Is Arranging Debut SRT for Renewables Lender DKB
Bloomberg Markets Friday 12 June 2026, 09:52 UTC By Esteban Duarte, Stephan Kahl, Arno Schuetze 1 min read
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Deutsche Bank Is Arranging Debut SRT for Renewables Lender DKB Deutsche Kreditbank AG, one of Germany’s largest lenders to sustainability projects, is planning its debut transaction in the fast-growing market for significant risk transfers. DKB is discussing with investors a potential SRT deal tied to a portfolio of about €2 billion ($2.3 billion) of renewable power financing in Germany, a representative for the Berlin-based bank said. The transaction is being arranged by Deutsche Bank AG,...

Deutsche Bank Is Arranging Debut SRT for Renewables Lender DKB Deutsche Kreditbank AG, one of Germany’s largest lenders to sustainability projects, is planning its debut transaction in the fast-growing market for significant risk transfers. DKB is discussing with investors a potential SRT deal tied to a portfolio of about €2 billion ($2.3 billion) of renewable power financing in Germany, a representative for the Berlin-based bank said. The transaction is being arranged by Deutsche Bank AG, according to people familiar with the matter, who asked not to be identified.
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