Like other German financial institutions, Deutsche Bank is also governed by German banking law.
And accept the supervision of the federal financial authority in Berlin.
As a joint-stock company, Deutsche Bank has a supervisory committee and a parliament to supervise its activities and make suggestions. Its tasks include auditing the annual accounts and approving the profit distribution plan of the board of directors. Of the 20 members of the Board of Supervisors, 65,438+00 are elected by shareholders' representatives, and the remaining 65,438+00 are employees from banks. The general meeting of bank shareholders is held once a year in different cities in Germany, which is equivalent to the parliament of bank shareholders. It listens to the business report of the board of directors and decides profit distribution, capital change and the composition of the board of directors.