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Commerzbank board member resigned over cum-ex trading investigation

  • Commerzbank's largest shareholder, the German government, lost confidence in Schmitz, who resigned following a meeting of supervisory board members on Wednesday, some of the people said.
Published March 25, 2021 Updated March 25, 2021 08:03pm
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FRANKFURT: Andreas Schmitz's resignation from the supervisory board of Commerzbank was related to an investigation of him over alleged involvement in the so-called cum-ex share trading scheme, multiple sources told Reuters on Thursday.

Commerzbank's largest shareholder, the German government, lost confidence in Schmitz, who resigned following a meeting of supervisory board members on Wednesday, some of the people said.