The twenty member supervisory board, which is akin to a board of directors, will review the allegations that several high members of the board have been breaching areas of data protection. The whole situation is proving to be quite sensitive and the Deutche Bank have already explained that the problem has fallen out of all control.

Deutche Bank last week accused “questionable activities” on private detectives which were using various spy shop equipment and vehicle tracking on several members of the board in order to uncover some of the mysterious activity going on in the company.

A few weeks ago, the German Bank said that is what totally not aware that anyone in their company were performing illegal activites and has since had to tighten down a lot of bolts. It is a difficult issue to be speaking about for the German bank as all the spying and under-cover games are reminiscent of a former east communist state which is not making people very happy at all.

Looks like the Deutche Bank has been raiding the local spy shop as one incident of spying on a troublesome shareholder “originated” from a conversation between Boersig and the global head of investor relations. Firstly, the bank claims that they are not spying on their employees and then they admit that they have since taken evidence from a recorded conversation from earlier in the month.

In an effort to try and clean up how the German bank operates its internal securities they have beefed up controls and have taken this investigation very seriously.