Christian Sturm
About Christian Sturm
Christian Sturm is a Director and Syndikusrechtsanwalt at flatexDEGIRO AG, specializing in various areas of law including capital markets, investment, and data protection law. He has over a decade of experience in legal roles across notable organizations such as DekaBank and Deutsche Bahn.
Current Position at flatexDEGIRO
Christian Sturm serves as Director and Syndikusrechtsanwalt at flatexDEGIRO AG. He has held this position since 2015, contributing to the company's legal framework and compliance in Frankfurt am Main und Umgebung, Deutschland. His role involves overseeing legal matters and ensuring adherence to regulatory standards within the financial services sector.
Previous Experience at DekaBank Deutsche Girozentrale
Prior to his current role, Christian Sturm worked at DekaBank Deutsche Girozentrale as Volljurist and Syndikusanwalt from 2010 to 2014. During his four years there, he focused on various legal issues, enhancing his expertise in financial law while based in Frankfurt am Main und Umgebung, Deutschland.
Experience at Universal Investment
Christian Sturm was employed at Universal Investment as Volljurist for a period of six months in 2014. His time there allowed him to further develop his legal skills and knowledge in the financial sector, specifically in Frankfurt am Main und Umgebung, Deutschland.
Background in Legal Education
Christian Sturm studied at Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg from 2000 to 2005, where he focused on Recht. He successfully completed both the 1. and 2. Staatsexamen, establishing a strong foundation in legal principles and practices essential for his career.
Expertise in Multiple Areas of Law
Christian Sturm specializes in various areas of law, including capital markets law, investment law, corporate law, banking supervisory law, contract law, data protection, labor law, and IT law. His extensive experience in data protection law is particularly relevant for companies in the financial sector, where compliance with legal standards is critical.