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Frankfurt / Main (dpa) - The annual general meeting of Deutsche Bank will also take place online this year due to the corona pandemic.
This emerges from the invitation published on Thursday to the shareholders' meeting on May 27th.
For the first time, the entire event, including the general debate and the votes, will be broadcast live on the Internet and will be publicly accessible.
Shareholders who have properly submitted their questions in advance can therefore ask questions during the general debate.
"We will enable our shareholders to contribute to the live broadcast of the Annual General Meeting with speeches," explained Board Member Stefan Simon.
After the zero round in 2019, as already announced, shareholders will not receive any dividends for the past financial year.
Germany's largest financial institution is still aiming for a profit distribution for the current financial year.
Deutsche Bank intends to return capital to shareholders from 2022 for the 2021 financial year, "provided the strategy is successfully implemented and the supervisory authorities approve," said the institute.
After five years of losses in a row and a profound restructuring of the group since 2019, Deutsche Bank had turned the corner in the year of the Corona crisis, of all places.
The targeted pre-tax profit in 2020 was a little over a billion euros, even better than expected by the board of directors, and the bottom line was also in the black: the bank reported a surplus of 624 million euros.
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