LBBW in the news

Commercial real estate financiers in Germany are experiencing a highly uneven profit distribution, with a few major players capturing nearly all the sector's gains, while others struggle.

The article discusses global political provocations, disappointing US job figures, rising Eurozone inflation, upcoming economic data releases, and changes to European stock indices.

LBBW supports Lower Saxony's plan to buy back stakes in NordLB from German savings banks and other state banks following NordLB's 2019 rescue.

A long-delayed Cum-Ex tax fraud trial against former LBBW bankers for over 150 million euros in evaded taxes faces further postponement by the Stuttgart Regional Court.

LBBW consistently ranks among the top global banks in export finance, securing second place in the latest TXF Awards due to strong customer satisfaction.

LBBW hosted Armenian banking leaders in Stuttgart to discuss trade finance, payment systems, and institutional partnerships.

LBBW CEO Rainer Neske expects a multi-year stagnation in the commercial real estate market due to rising costs and high remote-work rates.

LBBW's CEO warns of continued weakness and a delayed recovery in the German commercial real estate sector.

CEO Rainer Neske anticipates a prolonged downturn in the commercial real estate sector due to economic instability and high interest rates.

A significant drop in German industrial orders for April reflects an ongoing period of economic stagnation and cautious domestic investment.

Financial tracking of the LBBW AKT ANL DTG share shows slight recent losses in market value and overall performance.

Strong US job growth and upward revisions in May 2026 signal a robust labor market likely to prevent Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.

LBBW's latest analysis details how the global AI infrastructure surge is fueling record metal prices despite geopolitical instability and a weak European economic outlook.

Germany's May 2026 inflation rate hit 2.6%, leading LBBW Research to increase its full-year price growth forecasts.

LBBW has successfully raised 1 billion euros in capital.

Chief Economist Moritz Kraemer analyzes the return of high inflation, the risk of stagflation, and the impact of leadership changes at the Federal Reserve.

Major German state-backed banks saw their total workforce grow to over 29,000 employees last year.

Germany's inflation rate dropped to 2.6% in May as temporary fuel subsidies offset rising core inflation and food price risks.

Iran and the US negotiate a temporary ceasefire while Germany faces its worst economic Misery Index since the pandemic.

Financial metrics and market tracking for an LBBW index-linked bond tied to the Euro Stoxx 50.