Observed Signal · Sep 7, 2026 · Market Signal · Source: Bankhaus DONNER & REUSCHEL · Impact: 4/5

DONNER & REUSCHEL Asset Servicing erneut mit dynamischem Wachstum

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DONNER & REUSCHEL setzt ihren Wachstumskurs im Asset Servicing erfolgreich fort. Die Assets under Custody stiegen auf rund 41 Mrd. Euro. Bei offenen Wertpapier-Publikumsfonds zählt die Verwahrstelle inzwischen zu den fünf größten Anbietern in Deutschland.

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Primary Reporting: Bankhaus DONNER & REUSCHEL•Published: Sep 7, 2026

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