John Cryan's Biggest Challenges at Deutsche Bank in Five Charts
- New co-CEO presents his plans Thursday to revamp German lender
- Cutting costs, improving market valuation at top of list
Charting John Cryan's Deutsche Bank Challenges
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John Cryan, who became co-chief executive officer of Deutsche Bank AG in July, will reveal his plans to revamp Germany’s largest bank and restore investor confidence on Thursday, the same day the company publishes quarterly results.
Cryan, 54, took over after investors lost patience with his predecessor’s failed efforts to reduce costs, boost profitability and improve shareholder returns. The co-CEO is considering measures including job cuts, smaller bonuses and asset disposals, people with knowledge of the matter have said.