Taking Over the Crown: Frankfurt's Real Estate Kingpin! 🏙️💰
Axmann's position at the Hamburg Commercial Bank is now occupied by Hoenen.
Get ready, Frankfurt! Stefan Hoenen (46), a veritable titan in the realm of real estate finance, is gearing up to take charge of Hamburg Commercial Bank's (HCOB's) Real Estate Customers division, starting November 1, 2025. He's stepped up to the plate as Co-Head since early June, learning the ropes under the veteran Peter Axmann (63), who's been steering the real estate ship for a impressive 17 years.
Axmann's time is up, but fear not! Hoenen's got this. HCOB's announced the change, assuring a smooth transition with Hoenen working hand-in-glove with Axmann in the meantime. Dive into Hoenen's impressive résumé, and it's easy to see why he's the man for the job.
Hoenen's been a loyal servant of HCOB since 2014, playing a pivotal role in shaping the bank's commercial real estate business in several German cities, such as Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Munich, and Düsseldorf. With a rich background in real estate finance, Hollywood couldn't script a more fitting backstory. Before HCOB, he was a key player at Helaba and the Royal Bank of Scotland. Plus, Hoenen's been overseeing significant ESG initiatives courteous of HCOB's real estate portfolio.
So, what's next for Frankfurt's real estate scene? With Hoenen's expertise, HCOB is set to continue its success in commercial real estate financing. Sounds like Hoenen's not just a kingpin, he's the Terry Crews of the real estate world - ready to deliver his A-game every time! 💪🏎️💥🚀
As the Co-Head of Hamburg Commercial Bank's Real Estate Customers division, Stefan Hoenen will take over from Peter Axmann, bringing his extensive experience in real estate finance to the forefront of the industry. With a career spanning across Banks like Helaba and the Royal Bank of Scotland, Hoenen's role at HCOB has been instrumental in shaping the bank's commercial real estate business in various German cities. As Hoenen prepares to lead, HCOB's focus on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) initiatives in the real estate sector is expected to continue, illustrating his commitment to sustainable investing in the business world.
