Instead, the armed forces could be restructured from offensive fighting to a force for protection.
He said the company was looking for further acquisitions in the sector that could be restructured and eventually relisted.
Some newspaper editors, including the Guardian's Alan Rusbridger, worried that it was a body that could be restructured on the say-so of ministers, without reference to parliament.
The package could be restructured so that only deposits in excess of €100,000 (£85,000) are taxed, the preferred option of Christine Lagarde at the IMF.
As well as owning state enterprises, the finance ministry might also gain more control over the assets held by IBRA, which could be restructured after a recent banking scandal.The outlook for rapid privatisations, therefore, is still far from clear.
Even at this late stage, the new formed PCT custer boards could be restructured, to give much better representation of clinicians, members of the public and accountable members of local government.
If a company could be restructured so that it was run by the owner, and if it could take on a lot of new debt that it had to pay down with cash, then it would maximize its value, rather than the comfort and prestige of its C.E.O.
BBC insiders suggested that in the wake of the Digital Media Initiative debacle – an IT project that wasted nearly £100m of licence-fee money before being scrapped – and to simplify management reporting lines, the technology division could be restructured and more control over digital output handed back to programme-makers.
Bertarelli said he would consider giving up some of the traditional privileges of the defender, including an automatic spot in the America's Cup match and the right to choose the site of the race, if the competition could be restructured into an Olympic-style event with a permanent governing body that would select the sites well in advance.
AIG shares jumped 21% on Monday on news that its government bailout loan terms could be restructured.
