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Deutsche Bank rolls out digital signatures for Asia-Pacific clients
First client in region to benefit from this service is BASF's Regional Treasury Centre in Hong Kong; bank first launched this in 2018
The Asset 9 Aug 2019

Deutsche Bank is rolling out digital signatures for its clients in the Asia-Pacific, following the bank’s global launch in 2018. As cross-border document and contract signing can be a time-consuming process, this solution helps to streamline and expedite the client experience.

Deutsche Bank recently facilitated its first digitally signed document in the Asia-Pacific for BASF’s Regional Treasury Centre (RTC) in Hong Kong, a long-term client of the bank.

Jimmy Lui, regional treasurer for BASF - Asia Pacific, says, “Being a regional treasury, we often execute agreements with our banking providers that impact a number of our entities across the region. Having a digital signing process that is available in all markets where we operate, makes banking with Deutsche Bank easy and efficient.”

“This development also aligns with our corporate focus to drive digitalization in our processes” adds Lui.

Chintan Shah, APAC head of cash products at Deutsche Bank, says, “We strive to streamline our clients’ processes wherever possible to support their business demands, and we believe that solutions like digital signatures are a key way to achieve this.”

Clients can use digital solutions to accelerate the opening of accounts, sign documents and agree contracts with the bank. This solution is available to Deutsche Bank’s clients in 21 countries worldwide. 

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