Deutsche Bank has named Stefan Schaffer as the new Chief Executive Officer of its India-based Global Capability Centre. He will concurrently serve as the Global CIO for Corporate Functions and oversee Global Technology Centres, reaffirming the bank’s focus on innovation and operational strength through its India footprint.
In a strategic move to bolster its technological and operational capabilities in India, Deutsche Bank has appointed Stefan Schaffer as the new CEO of its India Global Capability Centre (GCC). Schaffer will also take on dual roles as the Global CIO for Corporate Functions and Head of Global Technology Centres, signifying the bank’s strong commitment to its India operations.
The announcement, made on June 2, 2025, highlights Deutsche Bank’s growing reliance on its Indian centres, which support its global operations with over 20,000 employees across four major cities. Schaffer’s leadership aims to strengthen the bank’s engineering, standardisation, and innovation efforts.
| Summary/Static | Details |
| Why in the news? | Deutsche Bank Appoints Stefan Schaffer as CEO of India GCC |
| Designation | CEO of Deutsche India GCC |
| Additional Roles | Global CIO (Corporate Functions) & Head of Global Tech Centres |
| Deutsche India | Established 2005 |
| Cities Covered | Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru, Jaipur |
| Workforce Over | 20,000 employees |
| Focus Areas | Finance, Risk, Technology, Operations |
| Previous Key Roles | Head of Bucharest Tech Center, Shared Apps Lead |
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