More evidence of Dresdner Bank’s extraordinary preference for the long view comes in an interview given to the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung by the bank’s chief executive, Jürgen Sarrazin.
Sarrazin takes the opportunity to recall the bank’s cooperation with Banque Nationale de Paris, a partnership so low-key that it’s in danger of turning into the Loch Ness monster of European finance. The only visible sign of activity has been the appointment of liaison officers in each commercial bank, but no projects have been announced.
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