It’s now a year since Natixis delisted, becoming 100% owned by mutual group BPCE, one of France’s four global systemically important banks. Has the move improved the corporate and investment bank’s performance during this time?
The delisting was a historic event for Natixis, 15 years after its creation.
A listing was supposed to give Natixis a source of growth capital, until sub-prime losses in 2008 underlined the need for cuts instead. In recent years, European bank share prices have stayed well below book value, making equity raises in public markets an extremely unattractive option.
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