Deutsche Bank grants a €250 million credit facility to the Brussels-Capital Region and reaffirms its growth ambitions in Belgium.

Deutsche Bank announced today it has provided a €250 million credit facility to the Brussels-Capital Region, with an initial maturity of three years, extendable to five years.

This collaboration reflects Deutsche Bank’s deep-rooted presence in Belgium and its strong commitment to supporting both public and private sector clients. It also reaffirms Deutsche Bank’s ambition to continue expanding its corporate banking and investment banking activities in Belgium and to further strengthen its market position in the country.

Dirk De Smedt, Minister of Finance & Budget, Brussels-Capital Region: “This credit facility marks an important step in strengthening the financial resilience of the Brussels-Capital Region. Our collaboration with Deutsche Bank reflects the confidence of leading international financial institutions in Brussels as a dynamic and reliable partner. It enables us to continue investing in sustainable growth that benefits our citizens and supports the region’s long-term economic development.”

Olivier Delfosse, Chief Country Officer, Deutsche Bank Belgium: “Deutsche Bank has entered a new phase of accelerated growth. We strive to become the European champion in banking, with the ambition to be — in every country where we operate, including Belgium — the financial partner of reference for the full range of needs of major public and private sector clients.”

Panos Stergiou, Global Head of Institutional Client Group & Co-Head of FIC Structuring, Deutsche Bank : “This landmark credit facility for the Brussels-Capital Region underscores Deutsche Bank's commitment to supporting key European public sector entities. We are actively leveraging our expertise across the bank to provide tailored and impactful financial solutions that serve the evolving needs of our clients, reinforcing our position as a leading financial partner in Europe.”

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