Deutsche Bank CEO Warns of Populism Ahead of Key State Elections
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German bank chief Christian Sewing warned against the AfD at a banking conference. He was not the only bank chief who chose clear words about this.
“When I think about plans to leave the euro or the European Union, it’s poison for the German economy,” said the head of the country’s largest private bank, one of the few voices speaking out openly against the far right in the German business world. Without directly naming the Alternative for Germany (AfD), Mr. Sewing stated at a banking conference in Frankfurt that populist parties were promoting ideas “contrary to the foundations of our succe…
Deutsche Bank CEO Warns of Populism Ahead of Key State Elections
Deutsche Bank AG Chief Executive Officer Christian Sewing warned of populism and polarization ahead of the regional election in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt on Sunday, where the far-right Alternative for Germany, or AfD, is leading polls by a wide margin.
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This Sunday, the election takes place in Saxony-Anhalt - and the AfD is far ahead in surveys. German bank boss Christian Sewing sees this as a great danger for the economy and society.
Shaving sounded the alarm against a "nationalist retreat", which would be a "poison" for Germany's growth and economic attractiveness.
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