Deutsche Bank CEO and chair to stay in top roles after possible merger: Spiegel

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Deutsche Bank's current Chief Executive Christian Sewing and Chairman Paul Achleitner would continue to lead the bank if it merges with ...

FRANKFURT: Deutsche Bank's current Chief Executive Christian Sewing and Chairman Paul Achleitner would continue to lead the bank if it merges with Commerzbank, a German magazine reported on Friday.

Der Spiegel, citing no sources, reported that Commerzbank's CEO Martin Zielke would serve as deputy CEO of the combined group in charge of private and corporate banking.If the banks merge, Garth Ritchie of Deutsche Bank would continue to lead the investment bank, Spiegel reported.Achleitner would hold his post as chair of Deutsche Bank at least for a transition phase, Spiegel said.

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