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General Electric Company (NYSE:GE) Plans To Sell Majority Stake To GE Money Bank

Boston, MA 10/04/2013 (wallstreetpr) – Operating in a diverse range of technological and financial services, the American multinational corporation, General Electric Company (NYSE:GE), is now planning to sell of a huge stake in the fourth quarter. The company is all set to sell bulk stakes to GE Money Bank AG, the Switzerland based Finance Bank. GE Money Bank, in a statement it made on Oct 3, said that the stakes will be sold in the name Cembra Money Bank AG. They also mentioned that the deal will be made in Zurich on the SIX Swiss Exchange.

It was decided that for one year, GE Capital will hold a considerable stake in minority. The latter will also receive an unswerving funding of around $1.1 billion or in other words, 1 billion Swiss francs for a period of 5 years. The Chief Executive Officer of GE Money Bank, Robert Outmayer commented on the accessibility of funds from diverse sources. Being a listed company, GE Money Bank enjoys this privilege.  With its headquarters in London, this unit of GE Capital operating segment of GE, has a customer base of 130 million all over the world and is demonstrates a lucrative money- spinning business. The company is following a real estate company based out of Switzerland called Ledermann Immobilien AG. The latter had announced in September that it was planning to raise something around 130 million Swiss francs in IPO.

In 2012, GE Money Bank had a secure net income of approximately 133 million francs. It now has plans to share a major portion of it in dividends. Around 50 to 60% of the gain could be expected to be paid in dividend. However, no comments were made on the expectations the Bank holds from GE Capital after the sale. The global coordinator and joint book runner would be Credit Suisse Group AG along with Bank Vontobel acting as the lead manager. Other banks who are participating as joint book runners would be the Deutsche Bank AG and the Bank of America Corporation.

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