Ad-hoc
In accordance with Article 17 of the Regulation (EU) No. 596/2014 (market abuse regulation), domestic issuers of financial instruments must immediately disclose to the public any insider information directly concerning them. The aim of the ad hoc disclosure obligation is to guarantee complete and proper market transparency which is required to ensure that all economic actors are able to participate in integrated financial markets and of key importance in preventing insider trading and misleading of investors.
This rule has been in force since 3 July 2016. Older reports are based on the previously applicable section 15 of the Securities Trading Act (WpHG).
Ad-hoc News 2014
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2014‑09‑03
Deutsche Wohnen AG resolves on the issuance of presumably EUR 400 million convertible bonds as part of the contemplated optimisation of its financing structure, thereby enhancing the FFO and cash flow profile significantly
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2014‑04‑23
Deutsche Wohnen AG: Consensus on the Amount of Compensation and Settlement for the Planned Conclusion of the Domination Agreement between Deutsche Wohnen AG and GSW Immobilien AG
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2014‑03‑07
Deutsche Wohnen AG: Consensus reached regarding Conclusion of Domination Agreement between Deutsche Wohnen AG and GSW Immobilien AG
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