CCF Bank, ehemals HSBC France, zwei Jahre nach Übernahme wieder auf dem Markt

Zwei Jahre nach der Akquisition durch den Cerberus-Fonds steht die CCF Bank wieder zum Verkauf. Investmentbanker kontaktieren bereits potenzielle Käufer, um das Interesse an dem auf vermögende Kunden ausgerichteten Institut auszuloten. Der Verkaufsprozess wurde noch nicht offiziell eingeleitet.

Wie Le Figaro berichtet, haben Investmentbanker informelle Gespräche mit potenziellen Käufern für die CCF Bank, die ehemalige HSBC France, begonnen. Die Bank, die 2024 von der My Money Group, einer Tochtergesellschaft des US-Fonds Cerberus, übernommen wurde, konzentriert sich auf vermögende Privatkunden.

Beobachter sind nicht überrascht, da Investmentfonds wie Cerberus Vermögenswerte in der Regel nur kurzzeitig halten, um Kapitalgewinne zu erzielen. Ein von Le Figaro zitierter Banker erklärt: „Cerberus weiß, dass es einen Kapitalgewinn erzielen wird.“ Zum Vergleich: Der britische Fonds AnaCap verkaufte die Milleis Banque, eine ehemalige Tochtergesellschaft von Barclays France, im Jahr 2025 an LCL, acht Jahre nach deren Erwerb.

Der offizielle Start des Verkaufsprozesses dürfte diesen ersten Kontakten folgen. Cerberus hat sich über die MMG nicht zu diesen Entwicklungen geäußert.

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