HQ Function

Serves as the central hub for global strategic decision-making, risk management, core banking operations, and corporate governance for the Commerzbank Group.

Notable Features:

The Commerzbank Tower, designed by Norman Foster, was Europe's tallest building from its completion in 1997 until 2003. It is renowned for its environmentally friendly design, incorporating 'sky gardens' and natural ventilation systems.

Work Culture:

The headquarters fosters a professional, performance-oriented, and increasingly agile work environment. There's a strong emphasis on collaboration, innovation in financial services, and adherence to regulatory standards. The culture is adapting to modern work practices, including flexible working models.

HQ Significance:

The headquarters symbolizes Commerzbank's stature in the German and international financial landscape. Its location in Frankfurt, a major European financial center, underscores its importance in the banking sector. It houses key leadership and central functions critical to the bank's operations.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters reflects values such as stability (a prominent, solid structure), innovation (eco-friendly and modern design), and global reach (located in an international financial hub).

Location:

Commerzbank AG maintains a global presence in nearly 40 countries, with a network of branches, subsidiaries, and representative offices. This network supports international business activities for its corporate clients, particularly German Mittelstand companies, and provides access to key financial markets worldwide. Functions supported globally include corporate banking, trade finance, capital markets services, payment processing, and advisory for international operations.

Street Address:

Kaiserplatz

City:

Frankfurt am Main

State/Province:

Hesse

Country:

Germany