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Australia’s Insignia Opens Books to Bain After $2.1 Billion Proposal

Bain Capital will get a look at Insignia Financial’s books after it sweetened its offer for the Australian wealth manager to about US$2.12 billion.

Reuters on MSN · 4d

Insignia opens books after Bain, CC Capital raise bid to $2.1 billion

Insignia Financial has granted access to its books to two key suitors after both Bain Capital and CC Capital raised their respective takeover bids to A$3.34 billion ($2.11 billion), marking a pivotal moment in an escalating bidding war.

GlobalData on MSN · 3d

Bain and CC Capital increase Insignia buyout bids to $2.1bn

The proposals are subject to due diligence, board approval, a scheme implementation deed, among other conditions.

MarketWatch · 4d

Australia's Insignia Opens Books to Bain After US$2.1B Proposal -- 2nd Update

The latest proposals represent a 63% premium to the company's A$3.06 share price prior to the announcement of Bain's initial A$4.00-a-share proposal in December. With Insignia having rejected that approach, CC made a proposal of A$4.30 that Bain matched.

Yahoo Finance · 4d

Bain, CC Capital Raise Insignia Takeover Bids; Shares Soar

Bain Capital and CC Capital each increased their takeover offers for Insignia Financial Ltd., as the bidding battle for the Australian financial services firm ramped up. The stock surged as much as 14%.

Brookfield drops out of boosted $3.4b Insignia bidding war

But other prospective bidders, Bain Capital and CC Capital, have lobbed higher $5-per-share offers for the near 180-year-old ...

Professional Planner4d

Insignia bidding war now a two-horse race

Bain Capital and CC Capital have raised their bids for the full acquisition of Insignia Financial, taking third bidder ...

Rivals lob competing bids of $5 a share to value Insignia at $3.35bn

Rivals Bain Capital and CC Capital have pulled out in front in the bidding war for Insignia Financial, upping their offers to ...

Australia's Insignia Opens Books to Bain After US$2.1B Proposal -- Update

SYDNEY--Bain Capital will get a look at Insignia Financial's books after it increased its proposal for the Australian wealth manager to about US$2.12 billion.

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