GERMANY - JC Flowers turns down Government Hypo offer
It is understood that US private equity firm JC Flowers has turned down the German government's offer to buy its shares of Hypo Real Estate (HRE), saying the EUR 1.39 per share offer was too low.
HRE has received over EUR 100bn in state-backed refinancing guarantees, without which it would have certainly collapsed.
The German government, which already holds a 16.2% stake in the property lender, has given its shareholders until the end of Monday to accept the offer. It could use "squeeze-out" rules to force out JC Flowers and other minority shareholders. This would be the first nationalisation of a German bank since the 1930s.
JC Flowers holds a 14% stake in the bank, making it the largest investor.
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