Deutsche Bank is a global investment bank and financial services company that plays a role in the space industry by providing investment banking services, including financing and advising, to space-related companies. They support both established and emerging players in the space sector, such as SES and AST SpaceMobile. Deutsche Bank also hosts events like the Global Space Summit to discuss the latest developments and opportunities in the space sector with company executives and investors.
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Deutsche Bank projects AST SpaceMobile will generate about $1,500,000,000 from Equatorial markets by 2030.
Vaibhav Lohiya is managing director and global head of space banking at Deutsche Bank Securities.
Vaibhav Lohiya is managing director and global head of space technology at Deutsche Bank Securities.
Claudia Juech was Vice President at DB Research, the think tank for Deutsche Bank.
Unsecured creditors listed in OneWeb's filing include Qualcomm Technologies ($8,000,000), Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu ($6,900,000), Hughes Network Systems ($5,400,000), Deutsche Bank ($5,200,000), Viasat ($1,200,000), Nokia ($988,000), Rockwell Collins ($597,000), USSI Global ($501,000), Ruag ($328,000), and KSAT ($117,000).
Aireon borrowed $200,000,000 in December through a Deutsche Bank-led group of investor funds and used those funds to start paying Iridium overdue fees for hosting its sensor network.
Aireon is borrowing $200,000,000 through a Deutsche Bank-led group of investor funds.
Aireon expects to pay off its hosting fee by the end of 2021 and had raised $351,000,000 prior to the Deutsche Bank-led loan.
Vaibhav Lohiya from Deutsche Bank stated that GEO satellite manufacturers are realizing that the pipeline for new orders is drying up.