Hainer: Bayern CFO resigns to return to the banking industry, and the board of directors will re-optimize its personnel structure

In an interview, Bayern Chairman Heiner talked about the resignation of Bayern CFO (Chief Financial Officer) Michael Diderrich and the personnel adjustments after Bayern's board of directors.

Michael Didrich resigned as Bayern CFO last week and went to Deutsche Bank. Heiner said: "His work is done well and has brought a lot of new motivation. After I had a candid and constructive conversation with him, he decided to return to the banking industry. We can only accept this decision."

Bayern Club has changed frequently in management in recent years. Heiner believes: "We now have the opportunity to readjust and optimize the staff structure of the board in a completely new way. Since Kahn left, we have two financial personnel on our board. Now we can fill in marketing and sales positions as we wish. ”

Hener also explained why Bayern management had two financial leaders (Didrich and Dreesen), “I don’t think this was a mistake. The situation was like this: we originally planned to let Dreesen take over Dreesen’s position, but four months later, Kahn left, so we recalled Dreesen (as CEO). If we could make plans from the beginning, we wouldn’t have arranged two financial personnel on the board, but that happened. Now we have the opportunity to correct this and better reorganize people.”