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M&A deals: Backwerk, Bilfinger, Novartis

15. November 2013 in , /by

Finance-Magazin reports on Rasenberger Toschek team’s negotiations and advice on the M&A deal Finance-Magazin by Sabine Reifenberger “From the brink of bankruptcy, fire engine manufacturer Albert Ziegler has been sold to the Chinese company CIMC. The Swiss M&A consultancy Rasenberger Toschek advised insolvency administrator Bruno Kübler on the transaction with a team led by Uwe […]

Ziegler: Threat of insolvency banished for good

8. November 2013 in , /by

Insolvenz-Portal reports on one of the most spectacular and complicated insolvency proceedings in recent years Insolvenz-Portal “All jobs and production sites belonging to the Ziegler Group have been rescued. The sale followed a complex and extensive restructuring process during insolvency lasting two years. Ziegler has now won back its leading position in the German market […]

Elite university on the brink

9. December 2012 in , /by

Wirtschaftswoche reports on Peter E. Rasenberger’s initiative to support the European Business School. Wirtschaftswoche Online by Christian Schlesier “The offer hit the campus in Oestrich-Winkel like a bombshell: Peter Rasenberger told the chairman of the Foundation Board of Trustees of the European Business School (EBS) that he was planning to invest well over a million […]

No longer broke

23. December 2008 in , /by

The Frankfurter Rundschau reports on how the Swiss financial investor Cukierman Rasenberger Toschek rescued the Fulda candle maker Eika Frankfurter Rundschau by Peter Dietz “For the 180 employees of candle maker Eika, Christmas came in May. The well-established company from Fulda was bankrupt and no longer solvent. At the last minute, just as operations were […]

Cukierman & Co. announces successful conclusion of the 164 million insolvency of Eurobike AG in Germany

3. November 2003 in , /by

PR Newswire reports on the successful conclusion of a 164 million insolvency case by Cukierman and Peter E. Rasenberger PRNewswire “Modi Ashkenazy, CEO of Cukierman & Co. Consulting, which supervised the transaction, explains: “Our German subsidiary with Mr. Peter Rasenberger at the helm proved once more that an Israeli investment bank can conduct major international […]

Sights set on the education fair and Zeppelin Academy

11. September 2002 in , /by

Die Schwäbische reports on Baden-Württemberg’s trade fair and private university Schwäbische.de by Ruth Auchter Really, the focus now is on investors “between Ulm and Lake Constance,” according to Friedrichhafen’s mayor Josef Büchemleier. Peter Rasenberger explains what this is all about: The Ministry of Science in Stuttgart, which has still not officially recognized the ISGM (International […]

What general political and economic conditions must be in place in the new millennium to make Germany an attractive high-tech location?

1. June 2000 in , /by

Wirtschaftsinformatik reports on Germany’s future as a high-tech location Wirtschaftsinformatik issue 03, 06/2000 by Peter E. Rasenberger and Prof. Dr. Heinz Klandt “There are clear signs that we are at the dawn of a new global era of entrepreneurship, but the number of start-ups and the climate for creating new businesses vary considerably from region […]

Where is the vision, the market and the product?

12. May 2000 in , /by

Frankfurter Rundschau reports on the German Rectors’ Conference Frankfurter Rundschau by Karl-Heinz Heinemann “For the first time in its history, the representatives of Germany’s halls of knowledge met at a university of applied sciences. These institutes of higher education are much closer to this year’s topic of “Career” than classical universities are. Sure, university is […]

University education often fails to meet the demands of the market

8. May 2000 in , , /by

Handelsblatt reports on university education Handelsblatt by Catrin Bialek “The German Rectors’ Conference invited Peter Rasenberger to a panel discussion as a budding young entrepreneur. The 30-year-old founder of the Düsseldorf consultancy compartner manages 145 employees. Rasenberger attempted to convey the spirit of the new economy to the rectors at the conference: In future, the […]

Running universities as a business

6. May 2000 in , /by

Wiesbadener Kurier reports on how businesses are appealing to universities to make their courses more hands-on Wiesbadener Kurier by Markus Lachmann “The topic of the panel discussion at the annual meeting of the German Rectors’ Conference (HRK) was the transition from university to a career and the expectations of the business world. Employers and institutes […]