Eric Strutz News
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Commerzbank AG, a German lender rescued by taxpayers following the 2008 financial crisis, is “close” to a deal with European Union regulators to change the terms of the bailout that required it to sell its Eurohypo unit.
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Commerzbank AG, Germany’s second- largest lender, will boost its financial strength by asking investors to swap hybrid capital instruments trading below face value for new shares.
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Commerzbank AG, the German bank that posted the biggest decline on the benchmark DAX Index last year, may pay a larger share of the bonuses of top earners with stock in future.
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Commerzbank AG, Germany’s second- biggest bank, said Chief Financial Officer Eric Strutz plans to step down when his contract expires in March.
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Commerzbank AG, Germany’s second- largest lender, said it’s more than halfway toward its goal of plugging a capital gap without using government aid. The shares surged.
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Commerzbank AG jumped the most in more than two months in Frankfurt after Germany’s second-largest lender said it’s more than halfway to its goal of raising capital, and can do so without asking for state aid.
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Commerzbank AG reported a higher-than- estimated profit, its first in seven quarters , after trading results at Germany’s second-biggest bank rebounded.
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ZAO Promsvyazbank’s largest shareholders, Alexei and Dmitry Ananyev, plan to buy an additional 14.4 percent stake from Commerzbank AG by June, Vedomosti reported, citing the Russian lender’s president Artem Konstandian.
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A 45 percent drop in UniCredit SpA shares over four days after Italy’s biggest bank announced a rights offer may deter European lenders from asking investors for help to meet requirements that they replenish capital.
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Citigroup Inc.’s $285 million settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission over mortgage-backed securities was rejected by a federal judge who said he hadn’t been given enough facts to approve it.
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