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29th of January 2026

2026 – Europe’s turning point in banking regulation

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Börsenmakler prüft sein Smartphone

Article

20th of November 2025

Five ways to minimise the risk of losses on your investments

If you want to invest disposable funds, the following five tips will help you reduce the risk of losing money on your investment.

Press release

20th of November 2025

GBIC on the SFDR review: right path to more clarity and practicality

The German Banking Industry Committee (GBIC) welcomes the proposal as an important step towards improved transparency for retail investors.

Press release

10th of November 2025

Efficiency over excessive complexity

GBIC presents its ideas for reforming Europe’s banking regulation

In its paper, the GBIC identifies specific areas where duplicate regulations and inefficiencies cause unnecessary burdens.

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Wie bleibt digitales Banking sicher –
8th of January 2026

Alte Textilfabrik
Taunusstraße 19
60329 Franktfurt am Main
Deutschland

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Positions

Video Bankenregulierung

Article

25th of March 2025

Video: Smart regulation as a decisive competitive factor

A stable economy is essential for Europe's competitiveness. However, overly complex rules and regulations make it difficult for banks to promote important investments.

Stablecoins

Position paper

27th of November 2025

Stablecoins and other types of tokenised private sector Money

The Association of German Banks has published this discussion paper to contribute to this important debate and highlight specific plans of action.

The Association of German Banks in numbers

180

Employees work for the Association of German Banks

3

locations. We work in Berlin, Brussels and Frankfurt/Main.

171

members are part of our association, mainly private banks operating in Germany.

21

Fintechs are among our members