Finally Dexia has sold its asset management arm although for much less than originally indicated. The buyer, GCS Capital, interestingly is tightly linked to Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (“ICBC”), so GCS' own press release. ICBC has quite a history and has been looking to tap into various acquisition opportunities throughout recent years not only in Europe.
Seems major acquisitions of asset management units are still possible in Western Europe; possibly a relief for those who tried and failed over the last two years...
Welcome to this blog!
...you've found a bilingual blog, so please choose "English" or "German". The blog represents personal views on IT systems and consulting in the asset management and investment banking market and focuses predominantly but not exclusively on issues in German speaking countries, respectively countries with a German speaking sub-community (DE, AT, CH, LU, LI, BE, IT).
For more information about this blog check out the blog note: I-2008 or all blog notes
For more information about this blog check out the blog note: I-2008 or all blog notes
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Dexia agrees sale of fund unit for €380m
Posted by Ronald Knecht at 4:46 PM
Labels: Acquisition, Asset Management, Dexia, English, GCS Capital, ICBC, Luxembourg
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment