Deutsche Handelsbank

Deutsche Handelsbank is an interesting institution that is focused on Fintech. Originally launched as a payment transaction service provider, today the bank provides SME loans, including factoring, as well as savings accounts. On top of this, Deutsche Handelsbank provides "banking as a service." The bank also benefits from the patronage of the Reimann family, or more specifically, the family branch Reimann-Dubbers, the branch that sold its shares in detergent manufacturer Reckitt Benckiser in 1997. Jens Munk and Dr. Frank Schlaberg are now co-CEOs with immediate effect. According to a release, Munk is an experienced investor and investment banker in the European technology sector. Dr. Schlaberg, who was appointed to the Management Board of Deutsche Handelsbank on August 1st, has years of experience in corporate & investment banking and strategic management consulting.