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01.06.2023 - Companies

Much noise in the bank graveyard

by Christof Schürmann

After three bankruptcies, the question is how stable the US regional banking sector is. And could the increased interest rates that triggered the problems not also lead to distortions at banks in Germany?

03.05.2023 - Companies

Interest rates & stock market: Are the shoulders strong enough?

by Christof Schürmann

Is the rapid rise in interest rates over the past twelve months a risk for the equity markets, or are companies' shoulders strong enough to bear the inevitable higher interest burdens?

21.02.2023 - Companies

When interest eats away Goodwill

by Christof Schürmann

[Translate to English:]
Higher market interest rates are putting pressure on the premiums companies once paid for acquisitions. Write-downs are imminent.

31.01.2023 - Companies

In the ESG Jungle

by Christof Schürmann

The EU is introducing new rules for corporate climate accounting. But the benefits are questionable.

17.01.2023 - Companies

Value Creation and Value Destruction on the German Stock Market

by Philipp Immenkötter

Although the German stock market has created 1.7 trillion euros in value for investors over the past 20 years, only a few stocks account for the largest share.

28.11.2022 - Companies

Un(clean) winners

by Christof Schürmann

The ESG taxonomy favors assets that are intended to be sustainable. However, investments in green energy compa-nies perform poorly against the traditional oil and gas industry. Why this is so.
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