Generally, an individual or corporate investor who attempts to acquire other firms in an unfriendly takeover. – Raiding in relation to banks is less likely because the supervisory authorities generally hardly allow it. In Germany, under Section 2b of the German Banking Act (KWG), any intended significant investment in a credit institution must be reported to the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin). The supervisory authority can issue a prohibition order pursuant to Section 44b KWG. – See shareholder vote chase, bidder, blitzkrieg takeover bid, Europa-AG, suitor, mergers and acquisitions, poison pill, greenmail, concentration price, war chest, macaroni defense, material adversarial change clause, radar surveillance, knight, black, knight, white, shark watcher, squeeze-out, takeover, hostile, takeover bid, takeover appeal, takeover advisory board, takeover risks, surprise attack, target company.
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