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DZ PRIVATBANK ist das internationale Kompetenzcenter für Private Banking sowie bedeutender Akteur für Fondsdienstleistungen und Kredite in allen Währungen innerhalb der Genossenschaftlichen FinanzGruppe Volksbanken Raiffeisenbanken. Als Spezialist für anspruchsvolle Finanzdienstleistungen bietet die Bank individuelle Lösungen für Private-Banking-Kunden mit einem Leistungsspektrum von der klassischen Vermögensverwaltung über die Vermögensstrukturierung, Finanz- und Vorsorgeplanung bis hin zu Stiftungsberatungen. Mit Assets under Management in Höhe von rund 25 Milliarden Euro gehört das Unternehmen zu den großen Vermögensverwaltern Deutschlands und unterstreicht mit einem verwahrten Vermögen von rund 200 Milliarden Euro seine Marktstellung als Verwahrstelle und Fonds-Administrator für Drittfondskunden im deutschsprachigen Raum. Das Geschäftsmodell basiert auf der engen Kooperation mit der Genossenschaftlichen FinanzGruppe und der Standortpräsenz an den internationalen Finanzplätzen Luxemburg, Deutschland und der Schweiz. Die Bank verbindet Leistungsstärke sowie genossenschaftliche Werte und bringt voran, was zählt: Sicherheit, Verbundenheit und Entschlossenheit bilden die Basis für Stärke und Erfolg. Mit acht Standorten in Deutschland sowie in Luxemburg und in der Schweiz verbindet das Unternehmen der DZ BANK Gruppe in Zusammenarbeit mit den Genossenschaftsbanken lokale Nähe und internationale Kompetenz aus einer Hand. Die Bank ist spezialisiert auf Schweizer Investmentlösungen, Vermögensverwaltung, Stiftungsmanagement, Finanzierungslösungen, Nachfolgeplanung und Asset Servicing.

We're a team of gamers, tech enthusiasts, and sports fans who came together in Boston to create something different. In 2012, our three founders set out to build the best daily fantasy sports experience with a focus on treating customers right. Since then, we've grown from a small startup with a single product into a digital sports entertainment and gaming company that millions of people engage with every day. Today, we offer a full suite of products including daily fantasy sports, mobile sports betting, online casino, lottery through our Jackpocket acquisition, media content, and even retail sportsbook locations. We're publicly traded on NASDAQ (DKNG) and have offices across the US and internationally. What drives us isn't just the excitement of the game - it's the challenge of building technology that can handle massive spikes in traffic during live sporting events, creating experiences that keep our customers coming back, and doing it all responsibly as a regulated gaming company. We're not just participants in the industry - we're helping shape what sports entertainment looks like in the digital age.

Deutsche Bank is a leading German global banking and financial services institution. Founded in 1870 to support German companies abroad, it is now the leading bank in Germany with a strong position in Europe, represented in 56 countries around the world. The bank operates through four client-focused divisions - Corporate Bank, Private Bank, Investment Bank and Asset Management - and maintains a large global workforce. Headquartered in Frankfurt, Deutsche Bank serves corporations, institutions and private individuals with a comprehensive range of financial services and sophisticated risk management solutions. The bank's scale is reflected by €30.1bn in revenues and a substantial asset base, including around €1.0tn in assets under management in Asset Management and €633bn in assets under management in Private Banking. It employs around 89,753 people and continues to invest in technology, research and client service to support clients across global markets. Deutsche Bank positions itself as the Global Hausbank for its clients, offering integrated financial solutions across Corporate Bank, Private Bank, Investment Bank and Asset Management. It maintains a network that spans 56 countries, remains committed to responsible growth and sustainability, and emphasizes governance and risk controls as a core part of its business. The firm has a long history spanning more than 150 years, reflects its role in Europe and beyond, and continues to evolve through digital transformation, security, and innovation to serve clients worldwide.

U.S. Bank is the fifth-largest commercial bank in the United States, with roots tracing back to 1863 when Abraham Lincoln's administration approved national bank charter No. 24 on July 13. Today, the bank operates 3,661 branches and 4,771 ATMs across the country, serving millions of customers through a comprehensive suite of financial services. As a wholly owned subsidiary of U.S. Bancorp, the institution has built a 160-year legacy of financial strength and stability, combining traditional banking values with innovative digital solutions to meet the evolving needs of individuals, businesses, and communities. The bank's diverse offerings span personal and business banking, wealth management, mortgage services, credit cards, and investment solutions. U.S. Bank serves over 1.5 million customers globally through its Elavon payment processing subsidiary, demonstrating its scale as a financial powerhouse. The company's commitment to technological innovation is evident in its mobile banking platform, online investing tools, and digital payment solutions. With headquarters at 800 Nicollet Mall in Minneapolis and naming rights to U.S. Bank Stadium, the institution maintains a strong physical and digital presence, helping customers achieve their financial goals through best-in-class technology and personalized human guidance.

Raiffeisen Bank International AG is one of Austria's leading corporate and investment banks, with its home market in Austria and Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). The bank operates as a universal bank in 13 CEE markets covered by subsidiary banks and maintains a presence in 24 countries worldwide. With approximately 46,000 employees serving 19 million customers through 1,771 business outlets, RBI represents a substantial banking network in the region. The bank is listed on the Vienna Stock Exchange and is Austria's second-largest bank with a balance sheet total of €192 billion as of December 31, 2021. RBI provides a comprehensive range of financial services including corporate banking, retail banking, investment banking, and specialized services such as Premium Banking and Private Banking. The bank traces its origins to the Raiffeisen cooperative movement dating back to 1886, with Raiffeisen Bank International AG formally established in 2010. The Austrian Regional Raiffeisen Banks hold approximately 58.8% of the shares, while the remainder is free-float. The bank is committed to responsible banking practices and sustainability initiatives, positioning itself as an experienced partner for business growth in the CEE region and beyond.

HBK was formed in 2019 through the merger of two market-leading organizations: HBM and Brüel & Kjær, both with over 80 years of combined experience in precision measurement. The company specializes in test and measurement solutions for sound, vibration, electrical, and mechanical quantities. HBK provides the entire measurement chain - from sensors and transducers to data acquisition systems, analysis software, and simulation tools - uniting the physical world of testing with digital simulation and analysis. Their integrated solutions help customers cut time-to-market by simultaneously performing tests, retrieving and analyzing data to aid decision-making. With a global presence spanning over 30 countries, HBK serves industries including automotive, aerospace, defence, energy, manufacturing, and audio. The company's expertise covers the complete product physics domain, with Brüel & Kjær as the frequency domain expert and HBM as the time domain expert. HBK's comprehensive portfolio includes renowned load cells, strain gauges, transducers, microphones, power analyzers, vibration testing equipment, and specialized software like nCode for durability analysis and ReliaSoft for reliability engineering. The company employs 1,001-5,000 people worldwide and maintains its headquarters in London, United Kingdom, with major operations in Darmstadt, Germany and Virum, Denmark.