Linke Inquires About Commerzbank Sale
Berlin – DIE LINKE is demanding information from the federal government about the possible sale of Commerzbank. The party’s parliamentary group leader, Dietmar Bartsch, has submitted a small question to the government in which he asks about the status of the planned sale and the consequences for the bank’s employees and customers.
Bartsch also wants to know whether the government is involved in the sale process and whether it has been consulted by the bank’s management. In addition, DIE LINKE is interested in the government’s assessment of the economic and social consequences of the sale.
The background to the parliamentary question is the announcement by Commerzbank that it is examining the sale of its Polish subsidiary mBank. The bank has not yet made any concrete decisions, but the plans have already caused concern among employees and customers.
DIE LINKE has repeatedly criticized the planned sale of mBank. The party fears that the sale could lead to job losses and a deterioration in the quality of service for customers. In addition, DIE LINKE is concerned that the sale could weaken Commerzbank and make it more vulnerable to takeover by other banks.
The government has not yet responded to the question from DIE LINKE. It is expected that the government will provide information about the status of the planned sale and its assessment of the economic and social consequences in the coming weeks.
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