News
07 December 2017

KfW head Ulrich Schroeder to quit at the end of 2017

Ulrich Schroeder, the head of German development bank KfW, will quit at the end of December due to illness, according to reports. The 65-year-old had his contract extended until 2020 two years ago but has decided to leave early. He has run Frankfurt-based KfW since September 2008.

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