Deutsche Bank CEO Signals 'Far-Reaching Changes' at Annual Meeting

Deutsche Bank faces significant challenges, with CEO Christian Sewing proposing major changes, including cuts in the investment bank, to address shareholder dissatisfaction. The bank's leadership, including Chairman Paul Achleitner, is under pressure due to failed turnaround efforts and declining stock prices. Shareholders demand revenue growth and question the bank's global ambitions. The investment banking unit, criticized for high costs and low returns, may see significant cuts, particularly in equities. A confidence vote at the AGM could impact the supervisory board's standing.

What did the shareholders express during the AGM regarding the management's performance?

What is the main concern regarding the investment banking unit of Deutsche Bank?