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The fallout from Credit Suisse's bailout continues, with ongoing court disputes over bonuses and shareholder compensation more than two years after its collapse. The Federal Court recently ruled against a couple seeking compensation for losses incurred from buying shares before the bank's rescue, while the Ministry of Finance plans to appeal a ruling deemed "unlawful" regarding the reduction of bonuses for bank executives. Legal actions are proliferating, including demands from over 3,000 former shareholders for a re-evaluation of the purchase price and institutional investors contesting the value of AT1 bonds.
DB ETC plc has announced a buy-back of ETC Securities for specific series, effective from May 23, 2025. The details regarding the number of securities, trade date, settlement date, and ISIN will be provided in the accompanying table.
Puma faces significant challenges as UBS warns of potential market share losses to Adidas amid shifting European consumer preferences. The company's shares have plummeted nearly 49% this year, prompting investors to reassess their stakes, while Puma attempts to boost its image through health initiatives and exclusive product launches. However, analysts remain skeptical about the brand's ability to navigate the tough market landscape.
UBS has maintained a "Buy" rating for Adidas shares, setting a target price of 279 euros, amid growing consumer shifts in Europe away from Nike. The stock rose 0.1% to EUR 218.60, indicating a potential growth of 27.63%. Despite a 6.8% decline over 2025, Adidas' momentum in Europe is expected to strengthen.
Barclays has initiated coverage on Wienerberger ($WBSV) with an "overweight" rating and a target price of €42, highlighting the company's strong position in Europe's recovering residential construction market and potential for significant upside due to volume recovery and ECB rate cuts. Additionally, Barclays investors have reached a $19.5 million settlement related to claims of over-issuance of securities.
Deutsche Bank AG, a leading German banking group, is executing a significant risk transfer on $3 billion in corporate loans. The bank's income is diversified across various sectors, with retail and private banking at 35.1%, investment and market banking at 35.6%, and corporate banking at 24.9%. As of the end of 2024, it managed EUR 666.3 billion in deposits and EUR 478.9 billion in loans through a global network of 1,307 branches.
UBS AG maintains a "Buy" rating for Zalando shares with a target price of €42, despite mixed signals from recent quarterly reports in the textile industry. The stock is currently priced at €30.52, reflecting a potential upside of 37.61%. Analyst Sreedhar Mahamkali highlights currency challenges and customs uncertainty but still favors Zalando and Next as top picks in online retail.
UBS AG maintains a "Buy" rating for adidas shares with a target price of €279, noting a potential shift among European consumers away from Nike towards adidas, which could enhance the brand's momentum in Europe. As of 11:04 a.m., adidas shares rose by 0.1% to €218.60, indicating an upside potential of 27.63%. However, the share price has decreased by 6.8% since the start of 2025, with the Q2 2025 earnings presentation scheduled for July 30, 2025.
Deutsche Bank AG, a leading German banking group, is set to transfer risk on a $3 billion corporate loan book. The bank's income is primarily derived from retail and private banking (35.1%), investment and market banking (35.6%), and corporate banking (24.9%). As of the end of 2024, it managed EUR 666.3 billion in deposits and EUR 478.9 billion in loans through a global network of 1,307 branches.
The European Investment Fund (EIF) has partnered with BNP Paribas Leasing Solutions to establish a €200m guarantee agreement aimed at facilitating the low-carbon transition for SMEs in France, Germany, Italy, and Spain. This initiative, supported by the European Commission’s InvestEU programme, seeks to enhance access to green asset financing for projects focused on climate change mitigation and sustainability. The collaboration represents EIF’s largest multi-country guarantee for energy transition leasing solutions, promoting innovation and competitiveness among European SMEs.
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