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Gerhard Lewark |
Gerhard Lewark, Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau’s treasurer isn’t a fan of transparency – at least as far as walls are concerned. On the day Euromoney meets him in Frankfurt he’s preparing to move into his new office in the neighbouring building. He’s not particularly eager because he won’t be able to hang pictures on its glass walls. Fortunately for investors in KfW’s bonds, though, this is where the dislike ends.
Interrupted by loud banging from next door as builders make the finishing touches, Lewark talks about the progress the German state-owned development bank has made since the beginning of last year.
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