the output of the Proposed referendum on United Kingdom membership of the European Union referendum provides for German companies important mergers in question. The reports the magazine “Spiegel”. Above all, the merger of Deutsche Börse and the London Stock Exchange LSE. The stock market is obviously ready to make in the struggle for merger with the LSE concessions to save the deal. The report quoted Frankfurt financial circles, according to which exchange Carsten Kengeter autogenous that the Proposed referendum on United Kingdom membership of the European Union is irreversible. The competent Hessian state government would therefore probably not approve the merger, when the seat of the new holding London would.
Apparently Kengeter is now open for a different solution. The exchange told the magazine to it takes place in dialogue with all relevant authorities, it APPLYING the provisions adopted. First now examine a panel of board representatives of Deutsche Börse and the LSE, how to respond to the new situation. According to the report, a new structure for the merged stock exchange even after the vote by the shareholders would still be possible legally. is also from the Federal Ministry of Finance to know that one does not consider it advisable to relocate its headquarters to a place whose relationship with the EU is unclear.
Christian Strenger, governance expert and influential voice in the financial center Frankfurt, demanded further concessions. “It would be useful a management and supervisory boards on the German model or a European company which has its registered office in Amsterdam and is performed mainly based in Frankfurt,” he was quoted. If the British side that does not want to accept that “technology strong German market march alone” should.
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on Monday, the shareholders of LSE decide on the merger. Your consent is deemed probable. Until July 12, have the shareholders of Deutsche Börse time for their decision. Their vote is uncertain. Whether the British to engage in a holding based in Frankfurt or elsewhere, is considered questionable. “The deal is dead,” the representative of a large fund company said the “mirror”. “Kengeter has everything set and lost in one basket.”
And yet another, far advanced merger negotiations is, according to the magazine after the Proposed referendum on United Kingdom membership of the European Union vote on ice. The European steel divisions of Thyssen-Krupp and the Indian conglomerate Tata. The reason for the planned cooperation, the companies need the support of the British government. The plan of Tata and Thyssen-Krupp see actually plan to operate only modern and competitive steel plants in Europe. These mainly include the plants in the Netherlands and in Germany.
Many old and ailing British steelworks should however be reduced or closed. This should overcapacity taken off the market and the price pressure can be reduced to the entire industry. However, the closure of steelworks on the island without government support is hardly possible. In the works congested pension obligations of estimated 17 billion euros. The reigning Prime Minister David Cameron had the corporations signaled support. As a possible successor to react to the reduction plans, is now open. Some Proposed referendum on United Kingdom membership of the European Union advocates had even encouraged the nationalization and thus the survival of the ailing British steel company in the past weeks.
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