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Wer weiss warum der kurs nach der aussetztung derart eine auf dei mütze bekommen hat ??
Bin in dem titel schwer drin und kann keine negativen indikatoren finden ..Warum??

[Baschi]

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[J.F.Rothschild]

Hallo,
ja das hat mehrere Gründe:

1. Vor kurzem tauchten Gerüchte auf das sich der chinesische Staatsapparat
gegen die immer größer werdende Zahl von IT-Start-ups zu wehr setzen wird.
Da die KP keine, oder nur eine sehr begrenzte Kontrolle über Startups besitzt,
die von ausländischen Geldgebern beherrscht werden (hier:Softbank in Cheung Wah)
liegt es nahe "Richtlinien" zu erlassen, die es den vom staatlichen Filz nicht
unterlaufenen Unternehmen ein wenig schwer machen soll. Was glaubt man warum
das mit PCCW und Hutchinson Wampoah so gut läuft? Li Ka Shing und sein Sohn gehen
bei der KP ein und aus. Schließlich sorgte eine chinesische Staatsbank für den
nötigen Cash bei der Übernahme von HKT & Wireless. Man pinkelt sich halt nicht in
den eigenen Brunnen.

2. Vor kurzem erlassenes Gesetz, das es verbietet in einem bestimmten Zeitraum alle seine
Immobilien zu verkaufen (Timeless hatte das gleiche Problem)

[honeypie]

Die Leute waren wohl enttäuscht über das Ausbleiben einer direkten Softbank-Finanzspritze und über die neue strategische Ausrichtung: B2B, Old Economy IT Integration. Ersteres mag verstandlich sen, das zweite wohl weniger
Und bitte denken Sie mal darüber nach, welche Art von Zockern derzeit in den wert investiert ist (oder besser , gewesen ist)
Kaufen hoch 3!!!

[tradegirl]

Monday, March 27, 2000

TECHNOLOGY

Softbank to bring
financial services to fore
this year

KAI PETER YU

Cheung Wah Development, Softbank`s SAR-listed
vehicle, will introduce the first of 12 affiliated on-line
financial services providers into Hong Kong and
possibly other key Asian markets in the second half of
this year, according to chairman Yoshitaka Kitao.

Softbank is also in talks with Japanese mobile-phone
operator NTT DoCoMo to enter the fray for Hong
Kong`s potentially immense wireless-Internet market.

Mr Kitao said that E-Trade, the largest Internet
brokerage, probably would be the first financial service
provider it would introduce into Hong Kong.

Morningstar, a US-based on-line provider of investment
research and mutual fund ratings, probably would be the
next to follow, he said.

Softbank holds 25 per cent of E-Trade and 20 per cent
of Morningstar and has controlling interests in their
Japanese arms, E-Trade Japan and Morningstar Japan.

Mr Kitao said Cheung Wah, to be renamed Softbank
International Investment Strategic, would forge alliances
with local banks and other companies to form the Hong
Kong-based on-line financial services companies but
did not give details.

He said the localised financial service providers under
Cheung Wah would provide content for the
mobile-Internet service that he hoped to launch with
NTT DoCoMo and other partners.

While Softbank had yet to sign a firm agreement with
US parents E-Trade and Morningstar, Mr Kitao was
confident that they would agree to make the move in the
coming months.

"Our US partners will welcome the move," Mr Kitao
said. "They want to extend their brands and expand
geographically . . . also to Korea and mainland China."

Eventually, all 12 of the on-line financial services
providers in which Softbank has invested would be
introduced into Hong Kong to provide a full spectrum of
financial services over the Internet.

Other brands under Softbank`s umbrella include
E-Loan, InsWeb and CyberCash.

Mr Kitao, who is also chief financial officer of Softbank,
said he had been in talks with NTT DoCoMo, Japan`s
biggest mobile-phone operator, about introducing its
popular iMode service into Hong Kong.

A service which allows mobile-phone users to check
e-mail and gives limited Internet access, iMode, has
been a success in Japan, with over 5 million subscribers.

Mr Kitao said information services such as real-time
stock quotes, news and research and other content
would be offered to subscribers to the service.

Mr Kitao said that Softbank would invest US$12.3
billion in Asia, of which US$1.3 billion has so far been
earmarked for Internet ventures in Japan.








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[tradegirl]

Monday, March 27, 2000

TECHNOLOGY

Softbank to bring
financial services to fore
this year

KAI PETER YU

Cheung Wah Development, Softbank`s SAR-listed
vehicle, will introduce the first of 12 affiliated on-line
financial services providers into Hong Kong and
possibly other key Asian markets in the second half of
this year, according to chairman Yoshitaka Kitao.

Softbank is also in talks with Japanese mobile-phone
operator NTT DoCoMo to enter the fray for Hong
Kong`s potentially immense wireless-Internet market.

Mr Kitao said that E-Trade, the largest Internet
brokerage, probably would be the first financial service
provider it would introduce into Hong Kong.

Morningstar, a US-based on-line provider of investment
research and mutual fund ratings, probably would be the
next to follow, he said.

Softbank holds 25 per cent of E-Trade and 20 per cent
of Morningstar and has controlling interests in their
Japanese arms, E-Trade Japan and Morningstar Japan.

Mr Kitao said Cheung Wah, to be renamed Softbank
International Investment Strategic, would forge alliances
with local banks and other companies to form the Hong
Kong-based on-line financial services companies but
did not give details.

He said the localised financial service providers under
Cheung Wah would provide content for the
mobile-Internet service that he hoped to launch with
NTT DoCoMo and other partners.

While Softbank had yet to sign a firm agreement with
US parents E-Trade and Morningstar, Mr Kitao was
confident that they would agree to make the move in the
coming months.

"Our US partners will welcome the move," Mr Kitao
said. "They want to extend their brands and expand
geographically . . . also to Korea and mainland China."

Eventually, all 12 of the on-line financial services
providers in which Softbank has invested would be
introduced into Hong Kong to provide a full spectrum of
financial services over the Internet.

Other brands under Softbank`s umbrella include
E-Loan, InsWeb and CyberCash.

Mr Kitao, who is also chief financial officer of Softbank,
said he had been in talks with NTT DoCoMo, Japan`s
biggest mobile-phone operator, about introducing its
popular iMode service into Hong Kong.

A service which allows mobile-phone users to check
e-mail and gives limited Internet access, iMode, has
been a success in Japan, with over 5 million subscribers.

Mr Kitao said information services such as real-time
stock quotes, news and research and other content
would be offered to subscribers to the service.

Mr Kitao said that Softbank would invest US$12.3
billion in Asia, of which US$1.3 billion has so far been
earmarked for Internet ventures in Japan.








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[j_schweizer]

Hi,

aktueller Kurs aus Hong Kong

Bid Ask
7.400 7.500
Last 7.450
% Chg -4.49 %
Open 7.800
High 7.800
Low 7.300
Volume 5042 K

tschau

[newyork]

Das Internet Investmentunternehmen Softbank beabsichtigt lt. South China Morning Post seine Tochterunternehmen ais den USA noch in der zweiten Jahreshälfte in Hong Kong einzuführen. An erster Stelle wird E*Trade genannt, an dem Softbank 25% hält. Auch die weiteren 11 Online Finanzservice Unternehmen wie MorningStar, E-Loan. InsWeb und Cybercash sollem mit Hilfe der Softbank Beteiligung Cheung Wah ihre Geschäfte in Hong Kong beginnen.

mfg
newyork