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Anna Sleegers

Anna Sleegers

Verified

Reporter, Börsen-Zeitung

Frankfurt am Main

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Wall Street , Workplace Trends, Finance, Labor , Management, Tech

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BusinessSciencePolitics

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Total articles 355

  • DWS was not the only one to lay it on too thick

    By Anna Sleegers Verified| Börsen-Zeitung Verified For a while, people in Frankfurt's banking district had the impression that the drug dealers in the neighbouring railway station district had expanded their territory. Hardly a week went by without a police raid. But what was understandable in the case of the cum-ex transactions (though they were often difficult to prove), seemed strange in the case of the greenwashing allegations against DWS. After almost three years, the public prosecutor's office has now ended its investigation, with a fine.

    By Anna Sleegers Verified · Börsen-Zeitung

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • New technologies for a more resilient financial system

    By Anna Sleegers Verified| Börsen-Zeitung Verified The disruption of the financial system through crypto technology is in full swing. The high-ranking experts who discussed the opportunities and risks of the new technology at the Crypto Assets Conference at the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management last week agreed on this point. Their hopes for blockchain technology naturally depended on the perspective related to their role.

    By Anna Sleegers Verified · Börsen-Zeitung

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • DWS was not the only one to lay it on too thick

    By Anna Sleegers Verified| Börsen-Zeitung Verified For a while, people in Frankfurt's banking district had the impression that the drug dealers in the neighbouring railway station district had expanded their territory. Hardly a week went by without a police raid. But what was understandable in the case of the cum-ex transactions (though they were often difficult to prove), seemed strange in the case of the greenwashing allegations against DWS. After almost three years, the public prosecutor's office has now ended its investigation, with a fine.

    By Anna Sleegers Verified · Börsen-Zeitung

    Apr. 07, 2025

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