
Cerberus' Bawag sells Bawag PSK Versicherung
Cerberus Capital Management-backed Bawag has sold 25% of its insurance broker Bawag PSK Versicherung to sector player Generali.
Following the deal, Generali boosts its stake in the company to 74.99% and could move to acquire the balance.
The transaction value was undisclosed but it is reported to value the company at around €260m.
Bawag PSK Versicherung, which sells insurance products in banks and post offices, reported a turnover of €217m with 350,000 closed deals.
Cerberus acquired Bawag from the Austrian Trade Union Association ÖGB for €3.2bn in May 2007. Two years later, Cerberus invested a further €200m in the bank, which received €550m of public money.
The bank's value is said to have decreased to €728m, forcing the institution to sell off foreign subsidiaries and stakes in portfolio companies.
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