The highest paid deutsche bank employee to earn about twice as much as CEO

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Deutsche Bank’s most salary worker won twice last year because the CEO last year, because last year’s CEO, because Germany’s largest investment bank has increased the growing bonuses in the profit.

The number of more than 1 million euros, over 28 percent, 2024 to 647, until 505 years. The rise of the rise, variable-related salaries, the investment bank in the investment bank, which is a larger share of the total payment, was fueled by 78 percent in pre-tax interest.

The bank’s total bonus pool increased by 25 percent to 2.5 billion euros, reaching a total of 8 percent to 11.1 billion euros, and the arm remained stable.

Degsche It does not disclose the identity of the heads of the title, but one person was 18 million euros last year, and in 2023, the highest profit from the highest earnings to 15 million euros. The stitch is true to win 9.8 million euros and the other three employees received more than 10 mn €.

Board member payment packages may be lower than what happened in the annual report on Thursday’s annual report following Deutsche’s change execution fee the structure.

The bank has passed a forward-looking model for long-term share-based stimuli, which combines payments for performance more than the last three years. This change aims to stop looking for a short-term profit.

As a result, the last 2024 payment for the board members will be fully determined in 2026.

Short-term bonuses fell for most management members. Bonus Stefan Simon for the General Administrative Officer, almost 1.8 million euros for 1.8 million euros for 1.8 million euros for the previous year, investors decreased to 1.3 billion euros for a long-term postbank dispute. Then the bank, after the dominance of the bidder in favor of the court, established the issue for 900 mn.

After the provisions of the loan loss last year, more than 20 percent risk officer Olivier Vigneron was cut short-term bonus.