According to insiders, about a third of Deutsche Bank’s supervisory board has to be replaced at this year’s annual general meeting. Only three of the ten employee representatives stood for re-election. It had already become known at the end of January that the head of the Verdi union, Frank Werneke, was leaving the committee. In addition, six other employee representatives, whose mandates are valid until the 2023 Annual General Meeting, are now leaving the supervisory body, mostly for reasons of age. Overall, Deutsche Bank’s supervisory body has 20 members, half of whom represent the interests of capital and half those of employees. On the capital side, four mandates on the Supervisory Board are also expiring, but no changes are to be expected here.
Deutsche Bank – Looking for new supervisory board members – Economy
