Helping investments in a foreign country, close to home

In Germany, billions of euros sit as cash holdings, and only one in seven German citizens owns own equities at all. But if German investors dedicate themselves to targeted equity purchases, they often use to three banks to ensure both diversification and competition, according to the German unit of Denmark's Sydbank.
Denmark's Sydbank has a thriving business in Germany, close to the bank's headquaters.
Denmark's Sydbank has a thriving business in Germany, close to the bank's headquaters.
BY LASSE SOLL SUNDE

BERLIN

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