Klaus-Peter Müller

Klaus-Peter Müller (born 16 September 1944) is a German banker.

Career history

1962-1964: Apprenticeship in banking at Bankhaus Friedrich Simon KGaA, Düsseldorf
1964-1966: Military service (1st Lt.)
Since 1966 working for Commerzbank AG:
1966-1968: Düsseldorf Branch
1968-1973: Representative Office New York, since 1971 New York Branch
1973-1982: Düsseldorf Branch, later Joint Manager of the Duisburg Branch
1982-1986: Joint Manager of the New York Branch
1986-1990: Executive Vice President, Head of the Corporate Banking Department
February 1990: Head of the department in charge of the Bank’s East German operations
Since 1 November 1990: Member of the Board of Managing Directors
25 May 2001 - 15 May 2008: Chairman of the Board of Managing Directors
March 2005 - March 2009: President of the Association of German Banks, Berlin
May 2008 - May 2018: Chairman of the Supervisory Board

February 2004: Honorary doctorate from Finance Academy of the Russian Federation, Moscow^[1]
Since January 2007: Honorary professor at Frankfurt School of Finance & Management (Bankakademie / HfB), Frankfurt am Main
Since April 2008: Chairman of the Executive Committee German Transport Forum, Berlin
Since May 2018: Honorary Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Commerzbank AG^[2]

2011: Great Federal Cross of Merit (Großes Verdienstkreuz)
June 2008: Ludwig-Erhard Gold Medal of the Economic Council of the Christian Democratic Union
January 2007: Honorary Professor at the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
June 2005: Cross of Honour of the Bundeswehr in Gold, for the recognition of commitment to in-depth meetings between executives of the Bundeswehr and the economy
February 2004: Honorary doctorate from the University of Finance Government of the Russian Federation

↑ "Klaus-Peter Müller". Council on business and society. Retrieved 30 January 2013.
↑ Commerzbank (May 8, 2018). [Honorary Chairman of the Supervisory Board "Commerzbank: Stefan Schmittmann elected as Chairman of the Supervisory Board"] Check |url= value (help). www.commerzbank.de. Retrieved May 24, 2018.

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