Can Andrea Orcel be stopped from buying Commerzbank?
When UniCredit bought 9 per cent of Commerzbank this month, the Italian bank’s chief executive Andrea Orcel sought to reassure Berlin of his intentions by saying cross-border deals in the industry could not happen against the will of governments.
David Marsh, chairman of OMFIF, discusses the potential takeover battle between UniCredit and Commerzbank, and the German ...
Germany cranked up its opposition on Wednesday to UniCredit's raid on Commerzbank at the same time as a big investor in the ...
Andrea Orcel suggested Commerzbank AG could be a lot more successful if it was remade to look more like UniCredit SpA’s ...
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Commerzbank's supervisory and management boards have confirmed the bank's current strategy, which is ...
Commerzbank has long been an also-ran in European banking. Its balance sheet is roughly one-fifth as large as French rival ...
UniCredit-Chef Andrea Orcel griff dem Vernehmen nach auf die Dienste von Barclays und Bank of America zurück, um zunächst im ...
It’s a strategy Orcel also used to buy around 4.5% in Commerzbank ahead of the government share sale this month. UniCredit purchased derivatives known as total return swaps for an 1.7% stake, a ...
Germany cranked up its opposition to UniCredit's swoop on Commerzbank on Wednesday, while the Italian bank's CEO said he ...
Manfred Knof will step down as Commerzbank CEO earlier than planned, Germany's second biggest lender said Wednesday, amid talk of a potential takeover by Italian rival UniCredit.
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