The new BNY Mellon Asset Servicing business in Germany will offer a full range of tailored solutions for investment companies, financial institutions and institutional investors. It will be headquartered in Frankfurt am Main and have 340 staff.

Frankfurt am Main/Kaarst (pte/23.06.2009/13:40) - Die stark gebeutelte Hedge-Fonds-Branche sieht zumindest in der Bundesrepublik allmählich wieder Licht am Ende des Tunnels und ...

FRANKFURT (Dow Jones)--Der Solarmodulhersteller Solon SE fürchtet trotz kurzfristiger Bankschulden von 240 Mio EUR keinen Liquiditätsengpass. "Unsere Finanzierung ist gesichert ...

FRANKFURT, July 3 (Reuters) - RWE, Europe's fourth-largest utility, plans to invest an additional 1 billion euros ($1.58 billion) in its German long-distance power grid in order to maintain existing parts of the grid. In comments embargoed for ...

FRANKFURT (Thomson Financial) - The euro zone seasonally adjusted current account deficit narrowed sharply in April, partly as a result of a return to surplus in goods trade. The current account deficit declined to 0.3 billion euros in April from a ...

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - A merger between Germany's Commerzbank (CBKG.DE: Quote , Profile , Research , Stock Buzz ) and Dresdner Bank may be attractive even if the latter's troubled investment bank were thrown into the bargain, analysts said on Tuesday ...

BEIJING, May 20 -- Billionaire Warren Buffett yesterday met business owners in Frankfurt as he looks outside the United States for acquisitions to spur profit growth at his 200 billion U.S. dollars Berkshire Hathaway Inc. The world's wealthiest ...

Warren Buffett is set to meet Monday with business owners in Frankfurt as he looks outside the United States for acquisitions to spur profit growth at Berkshire Hathaway. Bloomberg reported that Mr. Buffett is starting a four-city ...

FRANKFURT (Thomson Financial) - General Electric Co. 's real estate unit plans to increase its investments in Germany to benefit from the crisis in financial markets, its head of German operations Rainer Thaler told Boersen-Zeitung. 'In the future ...

FRANKFURT (Thomson Financial) - SAP AG. expects its profit margins to rise in 2009 as investments it cut from its 2008 budget due to the delay of the launch of its business ByDesign software were scrapped altogether, chief financial officer Werner ...