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Wanhua to become sole owner of BorsodChem soon
China's Wanhua plans to raise its stake to 100pc from the present 38pc in Hungarian chemicals company BorsodChem soon, and to make BorsodChem responsible for the operations of the Wanhua group in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, the heads of the two companies said in a joint letter to BorsodChem employees.
28.07.2010   Read more...
OTP and FHB pass stress test with good marks
Both Hungarian banks involved in the European bank stress test, OTP Bank and FHB, passed the test with good marks.

OTP Bank on Friday said its results were ,,sound and well above the threshold expected".

Under the most adverse scenario - which adds sovereign shock to the adverse scenario - OTP Bank's consolidated Tier 1 ratio would stand at 16.2% by the end of 2011, more than four times the mandatory minimum level of 4%, OTP Bank said.
26.07.2010   Read more...
FHB Bank says to buy Allianz Hungary by Sept 30
BUDAPEST, July 5 (Reuters) - Hungarian mortgage lender FHB Bank will complete the takeover of the Hungarian operations of German insurer Allianz by Sept. 30, the bank said in a statement on Monday.

FHB bought Allianz for 1.83 million ordinary shares and 1.1 billion forints ($4.72 million) in cash, valuing the deal at 3.8 billion forints. The final amount will depend on the value of Allianz equity at the time the transaction is completed, FHB said. Allianz Hungary's total assets stood at 102 billion forints at the end of March, of which 42 billion was the loan portfolio. Its equity exceeded 6 billion forints, according to the statement. The deal is not connected with Allianz's other markets, the insurer said when the two companies announced they were in acquisition talks in June.

FHB shares were flat at 1035 forints on Monday, against a 0.2 drop in the wider market.
06.07.2010   Read more...
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