Natixis released its Q4 20 numbers yesterday evening, but that was only a small detail in the light of the offer its main shareholder (BPCE) is planning to make on the 30% stake it does not own in the company, at a price of €4. This is well below the €19 IPO price but optimists will say it is well above the September 2020 price. However, this should not mask the erratic strategies of successive managements and is a stark reminder to any minorities.

10 Feb 2021
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- Published:
10 Feb 2021 -
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Farhad Moshiri -
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Natixis released its Q4 20 numbers yesterday evening, but that was only a small detail in the light of the offer its main shareholder (BPCE) is planning to make on the 30% stake it does not own in the company, at a price of €4. This is well below the €19 IPO price but optimists will say it is well above the September 2020 price. However, this should not mask the erratic strategies of successive managements and is a stark reminder to any minorities.