La banca CCF, ex HSBC France, torna sul mercato due anni dopo l'acquisizione

Due anni dopo l'acquisizione da parte del fondo Cerberus, la banca CCF torna sul mercato. Gli investment banker stanno già contattando potenziali acquirenti per valutare l'interesse verso l'istituto, che si rivolge a una clientela facoltosa. Il processo di vendita non è ancora stato avviato ufficialmente.

Secondo quanto riportato da Le Figaro, gli investment banker hanno avviato discussioni informali con potenziali acquirenti per la banca CCF, ex HSBC France. Acquisita nel 2024 dal My Money Group, una sussidiaria del fondo statunitense Cerberus, la banca si concentra su clienti con patrimoni elevati. Gli osservatori non sono sorpresi, dato che i fondi di investimento come Cerberus detengono solitamente gli asset per un breve periodo al fine di ottenere plusvalenze. Un banchiere citato da Le Figaro afferma: “Cerberus sa che realizzerà una plusvalenza”. Per fare un confronto, il fondo britannico AnaCap ha venduto nel 2025 Milleis Banque, ex sussidiaria di Barclays France, a LCL, otto anni dopo il suo acquisto. L'avvio ufficiale del processo di vendita dovrebbe seguire questi contatti preliminari. Cerberus, tramite MMG, non ha commentato queste indiscrezioni.

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