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The private equity firm, who along with Grove International Partners and Shinsei Bank, invested €1.1bn for a 24% stake in the bank in June last year, said it wants to remain as shareholders for ‘good or bad’. The firm's founder told German lawmakers to seize control of the bank would be an 'extreme step'.
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