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hould anticipate as much as possible the wide range of questions that a proposal of its nature might expect to attract at an ARRC meeting. For all CB&S proposals, a pre-clearance from Jeff Mayer, business head for CB&S, is required before the transaction is reviewed by the ARRC. Leslie Stover, busi
ical, reprographic, recording or otherwise) outside of Deutsche Bank Group without prior written permission. For internal use only EFTA01350631 Americas Region Reputational Risk Committee Policy Section 1: Scope and Responsibility The Americas Region supports business practices that comply with the Group Reputational Risk Managemen
oughout the Group. The risk appetite is an aggregation of risk capacity, risk tolerances and risk limits. 7 For internal use only EFTA01350641 Americas Region Reputational Risk Committee Policy 7.2 Discussion of Risk Appetite Terms A legal entity's Risk Capacity is the absolute risk bearing capacity for that entity. The risk capaci
should anticipate as much as possible the wide range of questions that a proposal of its nature might expect to attract at an ARRC meeting. For all CB&S proposals, a pre-clearance from Jeff Mayer, business head for CB&S, is required before the transaction is reviewed by the ARRC. For all LATAM propo
Americas Region Reputational Risk Committee Policy Deutsche Bank Presentations to the ARRC must be made by at least one person of Managing Director or Director level. The person making the p
should anticipate as much as possible the wide range of questions that a proposal of its nature might expect to attract at an ARRC meeting. For all CB&S proposals, a pre-clearance from Jeff Mayer, business head for CB&S, is required before the transaction is reviewed by the ARRC. Leslie Slover, busin
Americas Region Reputational Risk Committee Policy Deutsche Bank • Identification of the legal entities involved in the transaction or business: and • Identification of the reputational ri
Entities connected to both CBS and Americas Region Reputational Risk Committee