Late on Friday, Deutsche Bank finally named a successor to Paul Achleitner as chairman of its supervisory board. Alexander Wynaendts, former chief executive of Dutch insurer Aegon, will – barring any extraordinary hitch – take up the role at the bank’s annual general meeting on May 19, 2022.
By then it will be two years since Achleitner, an Austrian investment banker who arrived in May 2012 with the reputation of being Germany’s great M&A dealmaker, announced he would be stepping down.
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