Deutsche Bank’s von zur Mühlen says global investors see Europe as increasingly important for investment decisions

By Public Technologies
  • Deutsche Bank executive Alexander von zur Mühlen flagged rising global investor interest in Europe, citing a survey of 1,200 decision-makers.
  • More than 80% of respondents said Europe has become more important to investment decisions in recent years, reflecting demand for stability.
  • More than 60% plan specific investments in Europe over the coming years, including firms without an established regional footprint.
  • Key obstacles cited included bureaucracy, regulatory complexity, taxation, labor costs, and fragmentation across the European market.
  • Von zur Mühlen said capital is ready to deploy, urging Europe to make it easier for businesses to invest and operate cross-border.


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