Börsen-Zeitung

The Börsen-Zeitung is Germany's leading daily newspaper that specializes solely in financial market news. Its main office is located in Frankfurt, and it has additional editorial teams situated in various cities including Berlin, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Munich, and Stuttgart. The paper also has international offices in Brussels, London, New York, Madrid, Milan, Paris, Shanghai, Tokyo, Washington, DC, and Zurich.

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No economic tailwind for the new government

1 week ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Alexandra Baude |Andreas Heitker

The geopolitical upheaval, including the new tariffs policy in the USA, make structural reforms in Germany even more urgent than before. This was emphasised by the leading economic research institutes last week in Berlin. The spring forecast that they presented gives the CDU/CSU and SPD coalition little hope of an economic tailwind as it starts governing. The economists expect growth of only 0.1% for the current year.
French asset managers roll up Europe

1 week ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Gesche Wüpper

An announcement here, talks, rumours and speculation there. Europe's asset management industry is on the move. The consolidation that has been expected for years has picked up speed, driven by players from France. BNP Paribas AM (BNPP AM), for example, is in the process of finalising the takeover of Axa Investment Managers (Axa IM) for 5.4 billion euros by the middle of the year. Natixis Investment Managers (IM) and Generali Investments, in turn, announced a merger of equals in January.
Shareholders criticise „retention bonus“ for Höttges

1 week ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Heidi Rohde

Deutsche Telekom shareholders travelled to the Bonn-based company's Annual General Meeting in good spirits on 9 April, in view of a significant increase in the dividend for 2024 and the outperformance of the share compared to the Dax. But there was a fly in the ointment, in the view of large institutional investors. Both DWS and Union Investment sharply criticised the remuneration paid to Group CEO Tim Höttges.
Sustainability reports of German companies are getting out of hand

1 week ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Sabine Reifenberger

German companies are particularly detailed when it comes to sustainability reporting. This is shown by an analysis of 106 sustainability reports from companies in 18 countries by the management consultancy Kirchhoff Consult. The reports follow the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the associated European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS). The 26 reports from Dax companies comprised an average of 148 pages.
New owners bring long-term financing for Encavis

1 week ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Carsten Steevens

On 28 July 2023, Encavis' 25th anniversary on the stock exchange was celebrated at the Frankfurt trading floor of Deutsche Börse. The stock market presence of the Hamburg-based company, which was founded in 2001 as Capital Stage AG through the contribution of Futura Capitalis' investments to HWAG Hanseatisches Wertpapierhandelshaus AG, which has been listed on the stock exchange since 1998, is now history.
New sources of debt needed for commercial real estate refinancing wave

1 week ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Thomas List

In the coming years, real estate loans worth several hundred billion euros will need to be repaid, and experts expect a financing gap in the double-digit billion-euro range. In an interview with Börsen-Zeitung, Patrick Züchner, Chief Investment Officer at Aukera Real Estate, a real estate debt investment manager founded in 2020, notes that bank interest rates are currently between 4% and 4.5%. But many existing loans were made under much more favourable conditions.
Infineon to acquire Marvell automotive ethernet division for 2.5 billion dollars

1 week ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Stefan Kroneck

Infineon is expanding its core activities in the field of automotive applications with an acquisition in the USA. The semiconductor company from Neubiberg near Munich has announced that it is acquiring the automotive ethernet business of Marvell Technology for 2.5 billion dollars in cash. The acquisition will be financed through equity and bank loans. Infineon intends to strengthen its activities for software-controlled vehicles with this step.
Three independent companies to be formed

1 week ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Carsten Steevens

Dax constituent Continental is planning to spin off units and move back to being a tyre manufacturer. Following the announcement that it will list the automotive supplier business on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange later this year, the Hanover-based company also wants to sell materials division Contitech.
DHL to invest 2 billion euros in healthcare logistics segment

2 weeks ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Martin Dunzendorfer

The DHL Group (formerly Deutsche Post) has announced strategic investments of 2 billion euros over the next five years. With this, the Bonn-based company aims to strengthen its Life Sciences and Healthcare logistics sector. The investments align with the „Strategy 2030“ initiative which was announced in September. Half of the investment will flow into the Americas region, with 25 % each allocated to the Asia-Pacific and Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) regions.
Nürnberger posts losses and slashes dividend

2 weeks ago | boersen-zeitung.de | Stefan Kroneck

Increasing costs in property and casualty insurance have hit the Nürnberger insurance group hard. At its annual results presentation, the company reported a loss of 77 million euros for 2024 – the largest deficit in its corporate history. Write-downs on deferred tax assets in the property and casualty segment contributed to the poor result. The net loss was in line with the profit warning issued at the end of November last year.