Commerzbank

Germany's Commerzbank CEO not asking for bonus; no dividend for shareholders

Close on the heels of Germany's second-ranking lender Commerzbank's Friday announcement of a 716 million euros ($954 million) loss for the 2012 fourth quarter, the bank's CEO Martin Blessing said that he is neither asking for a bonus after a year of meagre profits, nor any dividend for shareholders.


Commerzbank Standing Tall As Largest Creditor

On Tuesday, various reports have suggested that parties including Hypo Real Estate and WestLB, in a planned bond swap, would play a role to increase burden of the state.

Previously, government bailed out the HRE and WestLB during the financial crisis along with their non-performing and non-strategic assets such as hold on the Greek debt. At present, both the banks are operating as separate legal entities.


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