PB Factoring
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UnclaimedPB Factoring GmbH is a German factoring provider and a wholly owned subsidiary of Deutsche Bank, complementing the bank's corporate financing offering.
Last updated September 26, 2026
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Overview
PB Factoring GmbH is a German factoring company headquartered in Bonn. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Deutsche Bank and operates as a factoring provider within the bank's corporate customer business, complementing Deutsche Bank's financing offering. The company was founded in 2001 as part of the Deutsche Post DHL group and has since developed into one of the leading providers in the German factoring market. In 2020, the company purchased more than 41 billion euros in receivables. PB Factoring GmbH is a member of the German Factoring Association (Deutscher Factoring-Verband) and the Secured Finance Network (SFNet). Since November 2010, it has belonged to Deutsche Bank, as has Postbank. The company works with credit insurers such as Atradius, Coface, and Allianz Trade.
History
PB Factoring GmbH was founded in 2001 as a company within the Deutsche Post DHL group. It has since grown into one of the leading providers in the German factoring market. In November 2010, the company became part of Deutsche Bank, along with Postbank. In 2020, PB Factoring purchased more than 41 billion euros in receivables. The company is a member of the German Factoring Association (Deutscher Factoring-Verband) and the Secured Finance Network (SFNet). It cooperates with credit insurers such as Atradius, Coface, and Allianz Trade.
- 2020
Purchased more than 41 billion euros in receivables.
- 2010
Became part of Deutsche Bank along with Postbank in November.
- 2001
Founded as a company within the Deutsche Post DHL group.
Products and positioning
Leading provider in the German factoring market, integrated into Deutsche Bank's corporate banking offering.
Factoring services
Factoring solutions for corporate customers, complementing Deutsche Bank's financing offering.
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