“With an early takeover offer, Deutsche Bank would avoidhaving to offer the free float shareholders 45.00 euros in threeyears, which is the price from the mandatory exchangeable bonddue in 2012,” it said. The abrupt departure of Postbank CEO Wolfgang Klein lastmonth underpinned these expectations, it said Other analysts were sceptical. “Deutsche Bank is currently not interested to reach themajority in Postbank. Postbank shares were up 4.9 percent at 17.43 euros by 1140GMT. “That is in line with our scenario that Deutsche Bank willincrease its share to more than 30 percent and will make atakeover bid to the free float shareholders of Postbank by latesummer (August 26 at the earliest, six months after Deutschepaid 22.0 euros (per share) for 50 million Postbank shares fromDeutsche Post),” LBBW said in a note raising Postbank to a”buy”.

Deutsche Bank would have to pay an estimated 1.5 billioneuros ($2.1 billion) to buy the rest of Postbank in a mandatorytender, an option the Handelsblatt newspaper said was underconsideration. “The new website will better reflect 141`s business as it transitions intobecoming an Independent Introducing Broker”, stated Errol Stone, CEO of 141Capital. “While 141 Capital will continue to trade for its own account, itbelieves that as an Introducing Broker it should earn significant commissionrevenue in line with our plan for overall revenue and shareholder growth.” About 141 Capital, Inc. 141 Capital, Inc., is a publicly traded company based in Chicago. Its primaryoperations involve commodity trading for its own account utilizing tradingsystems for trading financial products listed on the world’s derivativesexchanges. It is a 35% owner of Wind River Development Corporation which isdeveloping a proprietary trading platform that 141 intends to release toconsumers upon its completion and 141`s registration as an independent brokerwith the NFA.

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