Renwable energies
HCOB study on the potential of PPAs
The coronavirus pandemic can only slow power purchase agreements down for a short time
April 1, 2021
2020 result
June 4, 2021
Hamburg Commercial Bank (HCOB) is once again sponsor of the Hamburg European Open. This year, in addition to the traditional men's tournament (12 to 18 July), Hamburg will also host a women's tournament for the first time in 19 years. The stars of the WTA Tour will be back at Rothenbaum from 7 to 11 July. HCOB will be one of the key partners supporting both world-class tennis events.
read moreJune 1, 2021
Hamburg Commercial Bank (HCOB) has closed one of the most important infrastructure transactions in fibre roll-out on the Iberian Peninsula. Being mandated by its long-standing client dstelecom, the Hamburg-based bank structured the expansion financing, which will be Portugal's leading private open-access fibre-optic network operator capable of providing a total of one million connections.
read moreMay 18, 2021
nCino, Inc. (NASDAQ: NCNO), a pioneer in cloud banking and digital transformation solutions for the global financial services industry, today announced that Hamburg Commercial Bank (HCOB) will deploy the nCino Bank Operating System® as part of its IT modernisation in the course of its digital transformation.
read moreJune 10, 2021
Inflation: Worry is appropriate, panic is not
It's the question that's preoccupying the financial markets: Are we on the road to stagflation? The shortage of materials reported by many companies seems to point that way. In our view, however, we are mainly dealing with sectoral and temporary problems.
Market report (german) ( PDF, 687 kB )May 27, 2021
Asia lags behind
The recent rise in the Ifo index to a two-year high, new record highs on the stock markets and falling Corona figures suggest that the global economy is booming. A look at Asia, traditionally the region associated with the strongest growth, shows that this is only true to a limited extent. For the ECB and the Fed, therefore, the objective is clear: stay the course.
Market report (german) ( PDF, 442 kB )May 20, 2021
Stagflation due to commodity rally? No.
Companies complain about rising commodity prices, investors fear a permanent increase in inflation, and the S-word is already making the rounds: stagflation, familiar from the 1970s. We think this scenario is unlikely.
Market report (german) ( PDF, 425 kB )
