April 18 (Reuters) – Deutsche Financial institution (DBKGn.DE) stated on Tuesday its deputy chief government Karl von Rohr won’t renew his contract as a member of the administration board after October 2023, marking the top of a 25-year profession at Germany’s largest financial institution.
The 57-year-old joined Deutsche Financial institution’s administration board in 2015 and was its longest standing member alongside chief government Christian Stitching, serving as deputy CEO alongside Chief Monetary Officer James von Moltke.
Von Rohr was additionally chairman of Deutsche Financial institution’s fund enterprise DWS (DWSG.DE), which stated in a separate assertion that the financial institution had requested him to face for re-election on June 15 and to be a member of its supervisory board for the rest of his time period.
“Deutsche Financial institution will present an replace regarding Karl von Rohr’s succession within the Administration Board within the close to future,” Deutsche Financial institution stated in its assertion.
Reporting by Tristan Veyet in Gdansk, Modifying by Victoria Waldersee
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