Deutsche Bank to replace CFO Krause with Goldman's Schenck: report

Reuters

Published Oct 28, 2014 11:52AM ET

Deutsche Bank to replace CFO Krause with Goldman's Schenck: report

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank (DE:DBKGn) will name Marcus Schenck, former finance chief at energy firm E.ON (DE:EONGn) and now investment banker at Goldman Sachs, as chief financial officer, replacing Stefan Krause, according to a report in the online edition of Manager Magazin.

Krause, who joined Deutsche Bank from luxury auto maker BMW (DE:BMWG) in 2008, will take on a new role at Germany's flagship lender, leading a division called strategy and operational excellence, Manager Magazine said in the summary of an article.