Cologne-based private bank, Sal. Oppenheim has appointed Wolfgang Matis as a member of the executive committee responsible for the Asset & Wealth Management division of Deutsche Bank AG, as its new supervisory board chairman.
Matis succeeds Dr Carsten Schildknecht, who will be leaving Deutsche Bank Group as of 31 March 2013.
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Already, Matis has supported private bank development for more than two years now as a member of the said executive committee.
Additionally, he chairs the regional Asset & Wealth Management management committee for Germany. He is also the chairman of the management board of DWS Investment GmbH and in this function also responsible for Deutsche Bank’s Active Asset Management division.
Joachim Häger has been appointed as a new supervisory board member; and as a member of Deutsche Bank’s executive committee for the Asset & Wealth Management division, Joachim Häger is in charge of independently managed wealth management units in Germany.
Häger has been the head of Private Wealth Management at Deutsche Bank since 2007 and is also chairman of the supervisory board of Wilhelm von Fink Deutsche Family Office AG.
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