Pressemitteilungen

The rating agency Moody’s Investors Service (Moody’s) has on 30 December 2024 assigned Deutsche Sparkassen Leasing AG & Co. KG (Deutsche Leasing) an issuer rating for the first time.

The Supervisory Board of Deutsche Leasing has appointed David Gerstner to the Management Board with effect from 1 December 2025.

Thomas Söhlke appointed as a member of the Management Board from April 2025

Deutsche Leasing will provide new leases on favourable terms to small and medium-sized companies (SMEs) and mid-caps in Germany and countries in Eastern Europe |  The second tranche of this operation, started in February, has been signed | The loan has a two-fold focus on cohesion, accounting for 50% of the projects, and green investments, with 30% of green leases

Fitch is the first rating agency to assign an issuer rating to Deutsche Sparkassen Leasing AG & Co. KG and Deutsche Factoring Bank GmbH & Co. KG | Long-term rating of A+ is on level with Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe

Savings banks provide EUR 300 million capital increase | Resources will enable the group to achieve further growth in the context of the green transformation

- New business again over EUR 10 billion despite challenges
- Further increase in economic result
- Strategic market development further intensified in close cooperation with savings banks

Almost three months after the cyber attack on parts of Deutsche Leasing’s IT systems in June 2023, the company’s own monitoring systems have detected documents on the Darknet. Some of these documents also contain customer data.

Deutsche Leasing has sold its subsidiary in Russia, Deutsche Leasing Vostok

- New business up by approx. 5 per cent to EUR 10.4 billion
- Economic result higher than in previous year, despite Russia provisions
- Savings banks receive increased dividend payment
- Transformation financing is a joint future business area together with the savings banks

- New business up by approx. 8 per cent to EUR 9.9 billion
- Economic result of EUR 175 million matches pre-coronavirus level
- Strong net asset value growth to EUR 2.2 billion
- New business in Russia frozen for time bein

- Lower volume of new business than in record previous year due to coronavirus pandemic
- Stronger risk provisions
- Extensive investments in future fields

- New business growth exceeds 12 per cent
- Net asset value increases to more than EUR 2 billion
- Economic result reaches EUR 170 million
- Berliner Sparkasse’s interests in AKA acquired for the development of ECA business
- Swiss office planned