that includes to add the parker floor and be next to men to take in china tax from you but i'm not going to tax people wondering if they're going to pay but if you don't have the right to learn to treat me. this is their job just under 3 of my how i feel and why nothing my job because i tried to do exactly that and the thing my name. and i want to do 2. wall street reacts plays out an ambitious restructuring plan cutting thousands of positions and ditching its investment arm helped turn the bank around and what's the plan for the future we've got full coverage. and big game hunting has grown to a huge industry in south africa but it's increasingly under fire look at what

operation and the money behind it. this is your business report i'm stephen beard thanks for joining us. bank shares tumbled more than 5 percent monday after the lender announced an ambitious restructuring plan with $7400000000.00 euros at the cost of $18000.00 jobs and c.e.o. christian saving will close the bank struggling equities trading business and shrink other operations significantly. investment bankers were the 1st to go entire teams are given the sack on monday from sydney to london. and could concentrate hard in this sector for years but to no avail this year it's not going up yet another round of losses for the 4th time in 5 years the restructuring measures announced on sunday are aimed at freeing up the remaining divisions of the bank it's turning its back on its ailing international business and focusing on the domestic market. we've been planning for quite some time that after achieving stabilisation last year cleaning up the balance sheet having costs under control

now we want to take the next step and that's to align the bank with its strengths and that's what we are pleased to announce today that the. bank was devastated by the global financial crisis and the share price is yet to recover. legal disputes compounded dodges problems the bank was forced to pay billions in fines for russian money laundering breach of sanctions against iran and syria and for its role in the subprime mortgage scandal we're e after years of uncertainty someone vester see this radical reboot as an opportunity. for dawdling around for the last few years is now over steps are being taken to give the bank a new direction and that's what's been missing for the past 5 or 6 years from 6 yards even those most acutely affected the employees accept retrenchment as necessary. and if i take a painful step today at least it hurts in a socially acceptable way and that can help move forward into the future then it's

important we go along with it. puts the cost of restructuring at $7400000000.00 euros however it hopes that will enable it to retake its place among the world's leading financial institutions some analysts are skeptical whether the measures go far enough to solve problems and restore the one time poster child of global finance to the top tier. and let's take a closer look at the biggest planned cut in 2800 s. corporate and investment banking side earned more than 13000000000 euros of that almost 2 came from selling global equities about the business it's now getting out of now compare that to other big investment banks j.p. morgan earned 6200000000 euros in equity sales goldman sachs 6800000000 and morgan stanley 7.9 in other words georgia was pretty far behind now wants to focus on managing financial transactions for its big corporate clients especially german ones and that's the global transaction banking you see there and unions back home

welcome the move because it means more job security for them in fact the head of germany's d v union chief called it the right direction so german employees breathe a sigh of relief that can do it your bank thrive again by focusing on the domestic market now for more on that let's talk with our financial correspondent in new york jose luis de haro jose could have you with us do investors really believe that this restructuring plan from georgia can actually work. time will tell steven but some investors are indeed referring to a plan as too ambitious and too optimistic according to analysts it's important to have in mind some of the challenges ahead for the plan to be successful i'm on damn sense of a high return platform which could guarantee higher profitability in the near term and also d.l. evaded funding costs in the end there are several downsides to consider here some

as simple as a slow don't need to global economy which could cause to rationing credit quality and weaker revenues which could affect your bank's profitability in this regard the easy be 0 interest rate policy is not going to help to increase profits also the reason is secure it is a crucial not to discreate ability and try to maintain employee you want to vacation while regaining market share in a very competitive market so it seems as stephen legal room for error this point for dr banks and of course is that george has said that it does not need additional capital to put this restructuring plan in place now it's not the only bank that's tried to make it big in the us the only european bank that is why do they struggle so much to be successful in the us. it is a very tough market stephen especially so off to the financial crises that regulations and leverage restrictions have significantly shrink a profit margins that make it very difficult not only for european banks a trying to challenge wall street in the global investment bank in

a rino but also for us banks them selves more recently asset managers and hedge funds to help the investment banks at businesses are increasingly cutting cost cutting services from big names thanks to technology or in favor of a smaller boutique firms so it's not only european banks even goldman sachs is diversify in a way from its traditional trade in and of the sorry routes into retail banking and technology development so a challenging market there for everyone who is in the east a haro joining us from new york and the banks problems may have started in earnest when they tried to swim with the big u.s. investment banks but there were plenty of other missteps along the way take a look. which a bank listed in new york in 2001 after decades acquiring european and american banks it was now the world's 4th largest asset manager. you'll sifaka months did it during the 2004 to 2008 u.s.

housing credit bubble a senate investigation said later that deutsche bank had helped fuel the global financial crisis by continuing to sell subprime mortgage packages even as markets collapsed in 2008 the bank lost 3900000000 euros its 1st loss in 50 years aka mom got it through the financial crisis without needing a government bailout but his reign was marred by several scandals before he finally resigned in 2012. he was replaced by joint c.e.o.'s your good fortune and i'm sure jane 3 years later jain was forced out after u.s. and u.k. regulators found the bank had been rigging the key libel interest rate deutsche bank was fined more than 2000000000 euros for the scam and fiction went in 2016. british banker john cryan took over but left in 2018 after failing to halt the slump deutsche bank shares have devalued while he was at the helm finally after

a mooted merger with germany's number 2 comets bank failed to offer any hope of recovery through synergies current c.e.o. christian sieving decided it was time to cut dortch of bank back down to a more modest size. and moving out of europe the game farming industry in south africa has 4 pillars live auctions of game trophy hunting eco tourism and animal products the whole sector is now worth around one and a half $1000000000.00 a year almost half of which comes from that trophy hunting pillar and what critics call the practice crawl and unethical many locals depend on the income and insist they're doing business in a sustainable fashion. but less than 30 minutes until nightfall south african professional hunter tony de braun and his american clients are looking for a golden will to beast if phil kloppenburg succeeds in killing the animal he will paid professional hunter 6 $1500.00 for it kloppenburg is one of the estimated $8600.00 trophy hunters who visit south africa each year. having in south africa

has made more variety of animals much different than what we have in this united states so it's a much different style of fighting in the united states trophy hunting alone generates an estimated 600 $94000000.00 according to a 2018 report by the department of environmental affairs we look for the old. that is not breeding anymore and that's not going to leave the in other words i'm not going to expose the conservation value. they've done everything that was supposed to do on this earth now they're going to america. the game industry in south africa has mushroomed over the past 20 years after legislation was passed in 1901 the permitted the private ownership of game animals. since then the number of private game farms has risen from 3500 in 1902 to over 10000 farms in operation today. well it's the only industry that south africa has

a unique comparative advantage in terms of the nature of the species that we we farm with as well as the natural biodiversity of south africa being the most but i have country in the world. it's not all about trophy hunting the industry also depends on eco tourism game auctions and animal products like biltong tasty dried meat snack. biltong. healthy as part of a really nice flavor that it's easy to eat snacks are just it's a really neat his substituted for a meal is really just a good sort of trick and snake. game farmers are now pushing for legislation that will allow them to slaughter game on their farms which wildlife ranching south

africa says would exponentially increase production for both domestic and international markets. euro zone finance ministers have welcomed croatians bid to join the currency block calling its application a sign of confidence in the single currency ministers said zagreb had made progress in banking supervision and governance gracious seeking to join what's commonly known as the euro waiting room it is a period in which countries wishing to join the euro keep their currency fluctuations within certain bounds while their applications reviewed croatia join the e.u. itself in 2013. and that's it for me and the business team i'm seeing birds of a leg as always you can find out more about the stories dot com plus business that's watching.

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german must reads a novel called why we took the car. drones have become really popular in the last 10 years due to technological advances which meant they were easier to control and at the same time federal aviation authorities began to give out commercial licenses soon you could be getting your post and certainly your possibles delivered by drug however i'm exhibition zeppelin museum in frederick solving in southern germany shows that drones in some form or a been around for centuries. the 1st drone in history launched a frenchman into the sky in 1783 after landing in paris the hot air balloon was attacked by angry fallenness the world is a friend and they had no information whatsoever about this experimental voyage they thought the hot air balloon was some sort of strong or something mysterious in any

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