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Polytechnische Gesellschaft to vote on change of status for Fraspa (Fraspa-Eigner ebnen Weg fur Verkaufsplane).

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(From Financial Times Deutschland)

In the current discussions regarding the sale of Frankfurter Sparkasse (Fraspa), the German savings bank, it is reported by banking circles that Polytechnische Gesellschaft, the Frankfurt/Main notabilities' society which owns a 60 per cent stake in the bank, is to decide at a meeting next month whether the bank is to become a public limited company. The change of legal status is a precondition for the sale of the savings ...

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