DWS Looks to Grow Revenues as Investor Cash Pours In

The video discusses DWS's Q3 results, highlighting net inflows across various asset classes, including passive, alternatives, and multi-asset strategies. The importance of diversification and profitability is emphasized, with a focus on maintaining a cost-income ratio target. Revenue composition is explored, noting management fees, performance fees, and joint ventures. The market environment presents challenges like margin compression and volatility. DWS aims for organic growth but remains open to M&A opportunities, aligning with its goal to become a top ten global asset manager.

What are the three growth strategies that DWS focuses on?

• Passive, alternatives, and multi-asset

• Equities, bonds, and commodities

• Real estate, infrastructure, and private equity

• Cryptocurrency, forex, and derivatives

What is the primary goal of managing inflows according to the second section?

• To enhance revenues and profits

• To reduce operational costs

• To increase the number of clients

• To expand into new markets

What is the cost-income ratio target mentioned in the second section?

• 60%

• 90%

• 70%

• 80%

Which of the following is NOT part of DWS's revenue composition?

• Cryptocurrency trading

• Management fees

• Performance fees

• Income from joint ventures

What is DWS's approach to growth as discussed in the third section?

• Relying on market rumors for growth

• Balancing organic growth with inorganic opportunities

• Focusing solely on organic growth

• Exploring only inorganic opportunities