Big changes at Deutsche Bank ahead of the annual shareholders meeting failed to reassure investors the bank has got to grips with a crisis of confidence in its management.<br /><br /> Protesters outside called it a “criminal” meeting, with one throwing peanuts on the floor, clearly what he thought the banks’ shares were worth for him.<br /><br /> Boss Anshu Jain has had his powers boosted, and the board has been reshuffled in a management shakeup, but shareholders are unimpressed and say the measures don’t go far enough. <br /><br /> Deutsche Bank has underperformed compared to its rivals as after the financial crisis it tried to maintain its universal banking model, with unprofitable products and high costs.
