Deutsche Bank Transition toward a sustainable and climate-neutral economy Non-Financial Report 2022 Sustainable finance Dec 31, 2020 Assets under 1 in € bn. Financing Issuance Management Total Corporate Bank 6 0 0 6 Investment Bank 6 19 0 25 Fixed Income and Currencies 6 2 0 8 Origination and Advisory 0 17 0 17 Private Bank 4 0 11 15 Private Bank Germany 4 0 5 9 International Private Bank 0 0 6 6 Total 16 19 11 46 1 Stock value at period end In addition to the breakdown of the cumulated sustainable financing and investment volumes by business, the bank splits its 2022 contribution of € 58 billion in sustainable financing and investments by category (sustainability-linked, environmental, social and environmental and social) and by client type (corporates, sovereigns, supranational organizations and agencies, private and institutional). 1 Numbers may not add up due to rounding Contribution to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Deutsche Bank considers verifiable external reference points to be essential in its journey from ambition to environmental impact and links its progress to recognized external frameworks, like the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals. Therefore, the bank continues to assess how its financing and issuance activities contribute to the’ Sustainable Development Goals. Given the aforementioned MiFID II negative adjustment to assets under management in the Private Bank, financing and issuance comprised € 57 billion of the total € 58 billion incremental volumes in 2022. The bank maps them to the Sustainable Development Goals, whereby, in some cases, one transaction can be assigned to more than one goal as some categories overlap with each other and are not clearly segregated. 22