KAS BANK Private Banking has been acquired by Nachenius Tjeenk
April 2007 — KAS BANK N.V. has sold its private banking activities to Nachenius Tjeenk. Financial details have not been disclosed.
Nachenius Tjeenk is the Dutch private banking subsidiary of Bank Paribas.
KAS BANK N.V. is the European specialist for the safekeeping and administration of securities and high-end risk and reporting services, focusing entirely on wholesale securities services to professionals in the pensions and securities industries.
Our role in the transaction
Oaklins' team in the Netherlands advised on the disentanglement and subsequent sale of the private banking activities of KAS BANK to Nachenius Tjeenk.
Neem contact op met het dealteam
Gerelateerde deals
JP Chick & Partners has been acquired by Qflow
J P Chick & Partners Ltd. has been acquired by Qflow Group AB, strengthening Qflow’s presence in the UK. With nearly 40 years of experience, an established presence in the East of England and broad expertise in structural, civil and environmental engineering, J P Chick complements the capabilities of Qflow’s existing UK businesses. The acquisition further expands Qflow’s UK operations and strengthens its multidisciplinary engineering offering.
Lees verderVeremark has completed a secondary share sale
Veremark, the global workplace trust company, has completed an employee and early investor secondary share sale, on the London Stock Exchange’s (LSE) Private Securities Market (PSM), valuing the company at over US$133 million in enterprise value. Crowdcube, Europe’s leading private market liquidity platform, managed the transaction.
Lees verderENGIE Énergie Services has sold Majorelle to Isospace
Majorelle, a pioneer in space planning in France for 40 years, has been sold to Isospace by ENGIE Énergie Services. The transaction marks a new chapter in Majorelle’s growth, bringing together complementary expertise in workplace design, space planning and fit-out while preserving its brand, teams and market positioning. Together, Majorelle and Isospace generate more than US$45 million in revenue, primarily in the Île-de-France region. The companies operate in a commercial fit-out market undergoing significant transformation, driven by evolving workplace needs, real estate asset repositioning, regulatory requirements and environmental and socioeconomic challenges. Philippe Savajols, president of Isospace and Majorelle, aims to ensure continuity for Majorelle and its teams while developing complementary capabilities and synergies across the group, preserving both companies’ respective cultures, expertise and client relationships.
Lees verder