Ulrich Schroeder News
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Kreditanstalt fuer Wiederaufbau, Germany’s third-biggest bank by assets, said profit rose 15 percent to 2.4 billion euros ($3.1 billion) in 2012, boosted by interest income.
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KfW Group, Germany’s state-owned development bank, will take part in the Greek debt swap as it observes growing market concern the southern European country may fail to garner sufficient participation.
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The European debt crisis represents a “dramatic barrier” to financing for clean-energy projects, according to German state-owned lender KfW Group.
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Ulrich Schroeder, chief executive officer of German state-owned lender KfW, said medium- and long- term financing markets are “more dramatic” than after the collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., according to an interview in Focus magazine.
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Prudential Plc, the U.K.’s biggest insurer by market value, said it’s working with the government to ensure European Union capital rules are “sensible” and don’t make the company leave London.
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A UniCredit SpA, KfW Ipex-Bank GmbH and Bremer Landesbank-led group will finance a 1.4 billion-euro ($1.9 billion) German offshore wind farm, suggesting projects are beginning to overcome recent obstacles to raising funds.
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Europe may soon introduce regulation requiring minimum capital requirements for bonds owned by banks, Handelsblatt said, citing Ulrich Schroeder, who heads Germany’s state-owned development bank KfW Group.
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German power for 2014, a benchmark for European electricity prices, fell as the cost of emission permits declined from a two-week high.
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Power grid companies seeking to connect planned wind parks off the German coast to the mainland may be able to tap an existing 5 billion-euro ($6.68 billion) financing facility in future, KfW Group said.
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E.ON AG , Germany’s largest utility, was the first nuclear power plant operator to start the halt of a facility in the country after Chancellor Angela Merkel ordered safety checks at the country’s seven oldest reactors.
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