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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 2017

  • 2017‑09‑26

    Deutsche Wohnen successfully placed EUR 800 million new convertible bonds

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  • 2017‑09‑26

    Deutsche Wohnen to issue new convertible bonds and solicit offers from investors to sell to Deutsche Wohnen outstanding convertible bonds

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  • 2017‑02‑21

    Deutsche Wohnen AG successfully places EUR 800 million new convertible bonds and cash capital increase with gross proceeds of c. EUR 545 million

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  • 2017‑02‑21

    Deutsche Wohnen AG to (i) issue new convertible bonds, (ii) solicit offers from investors to sell to Deutsche Wohnen AG outstanding convertible bonds and (iii) to launch cash capital increase

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