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BGH Capital tops TPG's offer for Australia's EQT Holdings (opens the original)
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Australian investment manager EQT Holdings said on Friday it had received an A$663.1 million ($471.93 million) proposal from BGH Capital, topping a TPG Global offer made earlier this week and sending its shares to a six-month high. The competing bid is the latest sign of a broader private-capital push into Australia’s financial services sector this year as dealmakers increasingly target trustee, wealth and insurance platforms. The takeover bids also come as EQT navigates a broader business overh
China's Guotai Haitong proposes to take offshore unit private in $3.6b deal (opens the original)
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Hong Kong-listed Guotai Junan International said on Friday it received a conditional take-private proposal from Guotai Haitong Securities, as the parent firm looks to streamline international operations following last year’s mega-merger. The deal values the offshore unit at HK$28.59 billion ($3.64 billion), according to a filing on the Hong Kong stock exchange, and marks the latest step by the controlling shareholder to consolidate operations after the Guotai Junan-Haitong merger. The merged fir
SGX's annual profit jumps 25% to all-time high (opens the original)
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Singapore Exchange reported a 24.6% rise in full-year net profit on Thursday, as broad-based growth across all operating segments reflected the strength of its multi-asset strategy. “Growth was broad-based, with our cash equities business leading the way and our foreign exchange and commodities pillars reaching new volume highs,” said Loh Boon Chye, Chief Executive Officer of SGX Group. Singapore‘s equity market has been buoyed through the year by the Monetary Authority of Singapore‘s equity mar
Apollo Global to invest $1.5b in Keppel oil rig fund (opens the original)
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Apollo Global Management will invest $1.5 billion in Singapore-based Keppel’s new private fund that will hold six operational oil rigs, the two companies said on Monday. The deal will help Keppel monetise its non-core assets and unlock capital for re-investment, while allowing Apollo to tap into the region’s offshore energy market, which is seeing high utilization rates and long-term demand trends. The transaction is part of Keppel’s plans to divest 10 oil rigs held by its indirect subsidiary, R
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