Martin Gilbert, Chairman of Revolut and founder of Abrdn, is reportedly interested in acquiring Banque Havilland's Monaco subsidiary after Andbank withdrew from a potential purchase. A consortium of private individuals has agreed to take over, pending regulatory approval, while Revolut may be eyeing Havilland's banking license. Meanwhile, the Liechtenstein subsidiary is facing liquidation, with EFG International emerging as a likely buyer.
The ECB revoked Banque Havilland's banking license in Luxembourg, prompting the search for buyers for its subsidiaries. Andbank has withdrawn its interest in the Monaco branch, while a consortium of private individuals, including Martin Gilbert, is set to acquire it, pending regulatory approval. Meanwhile, the Liechtenstein subsidiary faces liquidation, with EFG International emerging as a potential buyer.
The ECB's banking supervisory authority revoked Banque Havilland's license in Luxembourg, prompting the search for buyers for its subsidiaries in Monaco and Vaduz/Zurich. Andbank backed out of acquiring the Monaco unit after due diligence, while a consortium of private individuals, including industry heavyweight Martin Gilbert, is set to take over, pending regulatory approval. In Vaduz, EFG International appears to be the frontrunner for an asset deal following the self-liquidation of the Liechtenstein subsidiary.
Burkhalter Holding AG, with a market cap of CHF 937.29 million, offers electrical engineering services and boasts a 5% dividend yield, placing it among the top Swiss dividend payers. Despite a volatile track record, recent results show sales growth to CHF 570.3 million and a net profit of CHF 23.3 million. Romande Energie Holding SA, valued at CHF 1.23 billion, operates in energy production and distribution, with a stable dividend yield of 3% but concerns over sustainability due to low free cash flow coverage.
Luzerner Kantonalbank offers a stable dividend yield of 4.06%, supported by a solid payout ratio of 46.5% and an increase in net profit to CHF 144.73 million in H1 2024. Meanwhile, Phoenix Mecano, with a higher yield of 6.4%, faces sustainability challenges due to a cash payout ratio of 118.5% and declining sales.
EFG International has welcomed four former XP advisors—Thiago Favery, Raphael Pinheiro, Fernando Olea, and Felipe Sebe—who manage a combined $3.5 billion portfolio, to enhance its private banking services for high-net-worth Brazilian clients. They will officially join the Miami office after their non-compete period ends in December. EFG, a leading Swiss private banking group, manages assets of CHF 160 billion and is recognized for its personalized wealth management solutions.
DKSH Holding AG, with a market cap of CHF 4.18 billion, reported a net income of CHF 111.2 million for H1 2024, despite a slight sales dip. Its dividend yield stands at 3.5%, supported by a 77% payout ratio. In contrast, EFG International AG offers a higher dividend yield of 4.82% and a net income of CHF 162.8 million, reflecting strong performance in the financial sector.
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