Emerging markets now account for nearly half of global GDP - a dramatic leap from just 25 years ago. Despite recent global shocks, 2025 has been one of the best years on record for returns in these markets. What’s behind this recent rise? Which factors could impact what happens next? And how can banks support their economic and sustainable development?

On This is Deutsche Bank, host Charlie Olivier explores the dynamic world of emerging markets together with Esra Turk, our Global Head of Sustainable Finance for the Investment Bank, and Oliver Harvey, who heads up FX Research for Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa, and Latin America.

01:27 – The mood in emerging markets at the moment, why 2025 has been a record year for them and what might come next

05:43 – Sustainable development in emerging markets – which sectors are our clients most focused on and how some of these areas work in practice

09:18 – How banks support economic and sustainable development in emerging markets

10:57 – Our guests’ career paths and what they are dedicated to in their daily lives

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After a challenging few years, can Europe’s equity capital markets reclaim their edge? Is London still a global financial powerhouse?

The global economic order is changing. Investor confidence has been shaken by tariff debates and uncertain growth outlooks. For equity capital markets (ECM) – one of the places companies go to raise funds – this has led to a quiet few months. But there are signs that this could be set to change.

In this episode of This is Deutsche Bank, host Victoria Garrod talks about this and more with Tom Swerling, our Global Head of ECM, and James Taylor, Head of Investment Banking at Deutsche Numis.

01:40 – What equity capital markets are, our role in them as a bank and how we help companies looking to go public.

05:56 – The results of Deutsche Numis’ 2025 Raised in London report on London’s attractiveness as a capital markets destination, and a look at where things might be heading.

11:33 – How Europe’s capital markets are faring in today’s uncertain environment, the capital flow trends in private and public markets, and the global outlook.

17:41 – What our guests are dedicated to in their daily lives

Deutsche Numis – Raised in London 2025 report https://dbnumis.com/news-insights/raised-in-london-2025

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Which is the cheapest city for a date? Where does your cash go furthest? And which are the best places to live and eat? Our Podzept podcast from the Deutsche Bank Research Institute reveals all!

Today we’re spotlighting another of our podcasts. Produced by Deutsche Bank’s Research department, Podzept is our regular chat with analysts about their views on what is driving the world of economics and finance right now.

In this episode, Jim Reid, Head of Macro and Thematic Research, chats with thematic strategist Adrian Cox about the latest "Mapping the World's Prices" report from the Deutsche Bank Research Institute, and shares his thoughts on future price rankings.

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Head to the Deutsche Bank Research Institute to read the full report and for more analysis on topics across geopolitics, macroeconomics, technology, and the evolving corporate landscape dbresearch.com/PROD/RI-PROD/PDFVIEWER.calias?pdfViewerPdfUrl=PROD0000000000592089

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00:31 – Key changes since the first edition of the report in 2012

01:15 – Rankings of financial centres such as London, Frankfurt and Tokyo, plus price trends in the US and India

05:56 – Highest utility costs, and the “cheap date” index

09:10 – Top places to move and Jim’s predictions for the future

11:14 – Truth or myth? Adrian quizzes Jim