ING Germany appoints new CEO from Deutsche Bank

Lars Stoy is leaving Deutsche Bank after 16 years; he becomes the new CEO of ING Germany with 9 million customers. Dominik Hennen takes over the private customer business, the succession in Private Banking & Wealth Management Germany is still open.

ING Germany hires new CEO Lars Stoy (52) from Deutsche Bank; Stoy heads the retail banking business of Deutsche Bank and Postbank; ING Germany loses board member for private clients Daniel Llano (49), who is switching to JP Morgan.

ING Germany, a direct bank with 9 million customers, is getting a new CEO Lars Stoy from Deutsche Bank. Retail banking board member Daniel Llano is leaving ING for JP Morgan.

ING Germany, a direct bank with 9 million customers, is getting a new CEO Lars Stoy from Deutsche Bank. Retail banking board member Daniel Llano is leaving ING Germany and switching to the US bank JP Morgan. At Deutsche Bank, Dominik Hennen is taking over the succession of Claudio de Sanctis in private banking. Stoy previously headed the private customer business of Deutsche Bank and Postbank as well as the Private Banking & Wealth Management Germany. ING Germany belongs to the Dutch financial..