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DNB Bank To Acquire Carnegie Holding AB
Norway's biggest bank DNB to buy Carnegie in $1.14 bln deal
Norway's biggest bank, has said it will buy Carnegie Holding AB, a leading Nordic investment bank and asset manager, for SEK 12 billion ($1.14 billion). The transaction, expected to close in
Norway’s DNB Bank to acquire Carnegie Holding in $1.2 billion deal
DNB, the largest bank in Norway, will acquire Sweden-based Carnegie Holding from private equity firm Altor for 12 billion Swedish kronor ($1.2 billion), according to a news release. Carnegie Holding is the parent company of Carnegie Group, an investment bank based in the Nordic region that focuses on alternatives and active management.
Norwegian Bank DNB to Buy Carnegie for $1.14 Billion
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) -Norway's largest bank DNB said on Monday it had agreed to buy Swedish investment bank and asset manager Carnegie from private equity firm Altor and minority shareholders for around 12 billion Swedish crowns ($1.14 billion).
Norwegian bank DNB to buy Sweden's Carnegie from Altor for $1.14 bn
DNB said in a statement it expected to finalise the all-cash acquisition, which is subject to official approvals, in the first half of 2025
Norwegian Bank DNB to acquire Swedish investment bank Carnegie for $1.14B
DNB acquires Swedish investment bank Carnegie for 12 billion crowns ($1.14 billion), boosting its Nordic market presence and targeting a 15% return on invested capital.
Norway's DNB agrees to buy Carnegie for $1.14 billion
Norwegian bank DNB said on Monday it had agreed to buy Carnegie Holding AB from Altor and minority shareholders for around 12 billion Swedish crowns ($1.14 billion). ($1 = 10.5308 Swedish crowns)
Norway’s DNB Bank to Buy Carnegie Holding for $1.1 Billion
DNB Bank ASA will acquire all the shares of Swedish financial services group Carnegie Holding AB for about 12 billion kronor ($1.1 billion) in cash.
DNB Bank To Acquire Carnegie Holding AB - Quick Facts
DNB Bank ASA has entered into an agreement to acquire all the shares of Carnegie Holding AB, from Altor and the minority shareholders
Norwegian bank DNB to buy Sweden's Carnegie for $1.14 billion
Norway's largest bank DNB has agreed to buy Swedish investment bank and asset manager Carnegie from private equity firm Altor and minority owners for around 12 billion Swedish crowns ($1.14 billion),
DNB Bank Agrees to Buy Swedish Banking Group Carnegie For $1.1 Billion
DNB agreed to buy Swedish investment bank and asset manager Carnegie for around $1.1 billion in cash as it moves to bolster its Nordic footprint.
DNB Bank to Acquire Carnegie Holding for Total Consideration of Around SEK12 Bln
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