Dr. Benedikt Rotermann

Senior Consultant

Benedikt Rotermann is Senior Consultant in the zeb.Research and in the Practice Group Financial Control & Strategic Planning. His focus is on capital and banking market, strategic and regulatory topics.

Location

Office Münster
Hammer Str. 165
48153 Münster
Germany

Contact

+4925197128390
benedikt.rotermann@zeb.de

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Articles by Dr. Benedikt Rotermann

Research & Markets

zeb.market flash (Issue 30 – July 2019)

“TRIMming” European banks’ capital ratios in times of increasing market uncertainty

Research & Markets

zeb.market flash (Issue 29 – April 2019)

Friendly capital market in Q1 pushing banks’ share prices – merger rumors cannot prevent European banks from lagging behind

Research & Markets

zeb.market flash (Issue 28 – January 2019)

Global banks in 2018 with disappointing market performance—agenda for 2019 full of challenges such as Brexit and IBOR transition

Research & Markets

zeb.market flash (Issue 27 – October 2018)

European banks continue to lose ground

zeb.market flash: Hongkong skyline at sunrise

Research & Markets

zeb.market flash (Issue 26 – July 2018)

After first half of 2018, last year’s capital market gains of global banking industry destroyed

Research & Markets

zeb.market flash (Issue 25 – April 2018)

Market corrections and uncertainties regarding the U.S. trade policy cause a bumpy start to 2018 for the banking sector

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Research & Markets

zeb.market flash (Issue 24 – January 2018)

U.S. banks had strong capital market performance in the final quarter of 2017—good prospects for 2018?

IakovKalinin

Research & Markets

zeb.market flash (Issue 23 – October 2017)

RudyBalasko

Research & Markets

zeb.market flash (Issue 22 – Juli 2017)

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Research & Markets

zeb.market flash (Issue 21 – April 2017)

EU banks with solid start into 2017 after rally in Q4 2016—new hope for the European banking industry?

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Research & Markets

zeb.market flash (Issue 20 – January 2017)

2016 with a happy ending for the banking sector—however, high market uncertainties for 2017