The event focused on German small and mid caps that hold market-leading positions in their respective industries.
A central theme of the discussions and presentations was the debate around the opportunities and risks of the current wave of Chinese investors taking over German companies on the capital markets. The growing influence of the future-focused "Industry 4.0" project, along with the resulting changes to industrial processes at German companies, was also discussed in depth.
The board members and investor relations managers of well-known companies, including Duerr, Grammer, Leoni, ElringKlinger, Deutz and others, were available to investors for individual one-on-one meetings.
quirin bank is delighted that the new format was so well received. With more than 20 participating companies and over 100 one-on-ones, the event more than doubled in size compared with the previous year.
Given the positive response from both the company representatives and the participating institutional investors, quirin bank AG will once again bring together champions from all over Germany in 2017.
The reports produced by the in-house equity research team on selected companies are available to institutional investors on request (equitysales@quirinbank.de).
About quirin bank, Corporate Banking division:
For more than ten years, the "Corporate Banking" division of quirin bank has been one of the established independent investment banks in Germany, with a focus on owner-led mid-sized companies. At the heart of the company's philosophy is serving institutional investors with a proprietary research product, along with competent and fair advice for clients delivered by a professional institutional sales team. Together with its Corporate Finance division, the Corporate Banking business offers the full range of capital market products of an investment boutique from a single source. In recent years, more than €3 billion has been raised and placed for mid-sized companies through over 100 capital market transactions (corporate bonds, convertible bonds, IPOs and capital increases).
