UniCredit Won't Participate in Commerzbank Shareholder Meeting, Sources ...
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Unicredit's resistance to takeover plans is growing at the Commerzbank Annual General Meeting. Employees warn of job losses – and consequences for Frankfurt.
The largest shareholder is missing at Commerzbank's Annual General Meeting: the Italian large bank UniCredit, which wants to swallow the Frankfurt tradition house.
Not only the employees of Commerzbank use the Annual General Meeting to protest against Unicredit's takeover plans, but many shareholders are also skeptical.
At the Annual General Meeting, Commerzbank aims to talk shareholders out of Unicredit's takeover offer. Italians are not on site – and that has a reason. "We are the bank – strong and independent – and "#NOmerger NOrcel" is on the posters of Commerzbank employees on Wednesday morning. They protest in front of the Rhein-Main Congress Center in Wiesbaden against the acquisition of Commerzbank by Unicredit. They are not alone. "With this offer, Uni…
Commerzbank warns its shareholders not to accept the takeover offer offered by the Italian company Großbank Unicredit.
Commerzbank CEO Orlopp is increasingly desperately fighting against the takeover by the Italian UniCredit. At the Annual General Meeting, shareholders and employees pay homage to this. The attackers are close to the goal.
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