New Deutsche Bank chief under pressure to reverse fortunes fast
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JOHN Cryan will have to hit the ground running at Deutsche Bank when he officially starts as chief executive on Wednesday.
Investors want to see the former investment banker tackle a long list of problems that has pushed Germany's largest bank into a management crisis. "Cryan needs to win back investor confidence, work through new details of the group's strategic plan and above all, bring back a semblance of order," said portfolio manager Helmut Hipper at Union Investment, a top-20 investor in Deutsche.
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