Carl von Thieme
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German banker
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Carl von Thieme (born 30 April 1844, Erfurt – died 10 October 1924, Munich) was a German banker.
His father was the director of German insurance company Thuringia. In 1880, he founded together with Wilhelm von Finck and Theodor von Cramer-Klett the German insurance company Munich Re, and in 1890 in Berlin was, with von Finck, co-founder of Allianz AG, a financial services company.[1] Thieme was general director of Munich Re until 1922.
