欧洲金融危机已经被世界关注了一年多,把欧洲金融机构的弱点作为报道头条的文章比比皆是。然而,无需过多深入研究即能发现,在欧盟不同的国家遭受这场危机影响的程度有着巨大的区别。德国,作为欧盟的最大经济体,拥有雄厚的经济基础,国内生产总值的持续增长、几十年来的最低失业率以及相当稳健的财务部门,使得德国在欧盟独树一帜。但与此同时,德国公司的价值亦被欧盟整体环境的负面影响所拖累,低廉的估值吸引了许多外国投资者赴德收购包括金融机构在内的德国企 The European financial crisis has been the world’s concern for more than a year, the weaknesses of European financial institutions as the coverage of articles abound. However, it can be found without undue depth of research that there is a huge difference in the extent to which the different countries of the European Union are affected by the crisis. Germany, the largest economy in the EU, has a strong economic base, sustained GDP growth, the lowest unemployment rate in decades and a fairly solid financial sector, making Germany unique in the EU. In the meantime, however, the value of German companies is also hampered by the negative impact on the EU’s overall environment. Low valuations have attracted many foreign investors to Germany for the acquisition of German companies, including financial institutions