In national companies

Supervisory board members with specialist knowledge required

Director Ludwig Hillinger(Bild: Tröster Andreas)

In its latest report, the State Court of Audit examined the state's investment management. In his conclusion, Director Ludwig Hillinger (pictured) calls for more involvement by the state in its own companies. 

For example, a minimum level of specialist knowledge should be stipulated for the supervisory board members delegated by the state. Uniform key figures and a uniform basis of figures are needed to monitor the individual holdings.

An overall risk assessment of the holdings would also make sense.