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1. 1. The aftermath of the recent merger breakdown between Dresdner and Deutsche banks

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   Published on: 2/2/2003   Last Visited: 2/2/2003

   "There is scope for further co-operation agreements, away from purely cost savings, towards establishing a model where there is some kind of sustained comparative advantage," says Bryan Crossley, European banking analyst at ABN Amro. But some large mergers will still take place in Europe, and such obstacles - be they regulators, implementation and shareholders - will be dealt with. Dresdner is an obvious candidate. As it restructures its investment bank, responsible for about half its profits, it still has the problem of too small a share of the German retail market.
   
   The Deutsche merger was aimed at getting rid of that segment; now, it may find itself merging with a rival German bank such Commerzbank or HypoVereinsbank and leaving aside its international ambitions. If nothing else, shareholder Allianz has made it clear its 21.7 per cent stake is up for sale.

2. 2. IBJ Daily: Full Business Stories Archive

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   Published on: 8/30/2000   Last Visited: 8/7/2001

   We are getting a smaller and smaller number of bigger and bigger banks , said Bryan Crossley , an analyst at ABN Amro Holding NV in London. Everyone who isn't a bigger player has to ask themselves if they can make it alone..
   
   More Purchases Shares of potential acquisition targets -- Bear Stearns Cos. , Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. , and J.P. Morgan & Co. -- all rallied as much as 4 percent in the wake of the DLJ transaction.

3. 3. English News Archive: February 9 to February 3, 1999

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   Published on: 2/3/1999   Last Visited: 10/17/2006

   "His comments were designed to concentrate minds among those who need to be got on side than to really question the strategic value of the acquisition," said Bryan Crossley, banking analyst at ABN Amro Hoare Govett.
   
   Speaking to reporters Monday, the German bank's boss said he "definitely" expected the takeover to be completed as planned in the second quarter.