Oddo BHF Asset Management GmbH
Location
Nordrhein-Westfalen
Founded
1969-02-28
Website
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2025-04-14 (boursier.com)
Remy Cointreau: at what price?
(Boursier.com) - Remy Cointreau dates back 3% over 45 euros this Monday, while Barclays analysts timidly raised their objective from 30 to 34 euros and TP ICAP Midcap adjusted the cursor to 74 euros while remaining at the purchase ... Oddo BHF ('outperform') had previously adjusted his target to 65 euros after having increased his beta The managerial risk following the resignation of Eric Vallat ... The DG is going to continue other personal personal projects. He had arrived 5 years ago at the head of the group of spirits. The last time the CEO Eric Vallat spoke of the need for the group to diversify, it was exactly a year ago, in April 2024, recalls the broker. But the degradation of its cash generation has extended and the deadlines for new acquisitions therefore move away, all the more on a very competitive M&C market ...
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2023-03-30 (citywire.com)
Capital Group lays off 300 employees
Capital Group is the latest asset manager to reduce headcount following 2022's selloff.
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2021-05-11 (reuters.com)
Commerzbank to outsource equities business to ODDO BHF
Commerzbank will outsource its equities trading and research business to Franco-German group ODDO BHF, the two companies said on Tuesday, a small part of Commerzbank's broader push to cut 10,000 people from its workforce.
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