COMMERZBANK

Commerzbank AG is a Frankfurt am Main–based universal bank with roots dating to 1870 in Hamburg and stock listed in Frankfurt (ISIN DE000CBK1001), currently included in the DAX index. The group focuses on two primary segments—Private and Small-Business Customers, and Corporate Clients—offering current accounts, cards, savings and term deposits, mortgages and consumer loans, securities brokerage and custody (including the comdirect brand integrated into the group), as well as cash management, trade finance, lending, and capital markets services for companies with an emphasis on German mid‑caps and international trade flows. It holds a majority stake in Poland’s mBank S.A. and operates an international network targeting corporate and institutional clients. In Germany it combines a reduced branch footprint with online and mobile channels, supports common digital payment wallets, and provides remote onboarding options. Customer deposits at Commerzbank AG are covered by the German statutory deposit guarantee scheme up to EUR 100,000 per depositor (EdB); the bank also participates in the private banks’ voluntary protection fund (BdB), subject to that scheme’s current rules and limits. Commerzbank is supervised by the ECB (Single Supervisory Mechanism) in cooperation with BaFin and the Deutsche Bundesbank. The Federal Republic of Germany retains a significant minority shareholding. Pricing for accounts, cards, brokerage, and lending follows tiered packages and eligibility conditions that can change; availability of products and specific terms depend on customer profile and jurisdiction. Potential customers should review current fee schedules, interest rates, and coverage limits before opening or transferring accounts.