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EU facing a stress test

Following the election of Donald Trump, the EU must be prepared for disruptive moves from the White House. There is a risk that Trump will try to drive the EU member states apart.
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EditorialConsequences from the US elections
von Detlef Fechtner

Car manufacturers in a strategic dilemma

There are plenty of reasons that car manufacturers cite when the figures don't add up. In 2024, model changes will negatively impact earnings. But there are more fundamental causes, with no easy solutions.
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OpinionAuto manfacturers weak start to the year
von Sebastian Schmid

Moving settlement to T+1 will mean higher costs

The shortening of the settlement cycle for securities transactions in the US poses enormous challenges for Europe's asset managers. S&P Global and the CME Group now want to capitalise on this opportunity with their joint venture Osttra.
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Conversation withBasu Choudhury, Osttra
von Alex Wehnert

Going public without a mountain of debt

Like Douglas, many other IPO candidates come from private equity and are highly indebted. In order for IPOs to be well received by investors, debt must be reduced. More than three times the operating profit is no longer accepted.
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EditorialPrivate Equity
von Christoph Ruhkamp

Relegation battle

Germany is failing in every possible way: inadequate market measures, excessive central planning and bureaucracy, escalating social costs, deteriorating infrastructure, rising energy prices, and a diminishing appeal for highly skilled individuals. Yet, Berlin remains committed to the misguided path.
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EditorialEconomic location Germany
von Stephan Lorz

Global snail race for Basel III

Europe's banks are complaining about the allegedly too tight timetables for implementing new capital requirements. However, they have advantages over their US competitors.
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Editorial16 years after the global financial crisis
von Alex Wehnert

Better a horrible end than endless horror

The banks were very covetous when it came to residual debt policy. In some cases, more than half of the premiums were once collected as commission.
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EditorialResidual debt insurance
von Wolf Brandes

Start-ups in Europe are scaling back on personnel growth

Start-ups in Europe are significantly slowing down their workforce expansion this year. The hiring rate, especially for late-stage companies, has sharply declined compared to the previous year, as an analysis shows. For the majority, a short-term increase in staff is currently not a priority.
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Financing crisis
von Karolin Rothbart

Getting ahead of the wave

Policymakers and network operators want to prevent a classic chicken-and-egg problem in the hydrogen ramp-up. Chances for success are not bad.
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AnalysisHydrogen network
von Andreas Heitker

When the rich like to pay taxes

Millionaires advocating for higher taxes on the wealthy do not have to wait for the legislature: the federal government's debt repayment account is ready to receive inflows.
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OpinionWealth tax
von Claus Döring

Rheinmetall regularly evaluates potential acquisition targets

Rheinmetall has not concluded its acquisition endeavors with the purchase of ammunition manufacturer Expal. CFO Dagmar Steinert is keen on further consolidation in Europe while also navigating the challenge of financing the company's rapid growth.
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InterviewDagmar Steinert, Rheinmetall-CFO
von Annette Becker

Funding gap for Climate Tech

Climate tech is supposed to play a decisive role in the green transformation, but there is a lack of investment. Especially the already somewhat larger scale-up companies need more capital.
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Allianz Research Data
von Sabine Reifenberger

Von der Leyen on the defensive

Ursula von der Leyen did not achieve the desired breakthrough with her State of the EU address - despite the surprising anti-dumping procedure against China.
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OpinionFear of a trade war
von Stefan Reccius
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