Bain Capital, Insignia Financial

Bain's $1.7 billion offer rebuffed by Australia's Insignia on valuation concerns
Australia's Insignia Financial has rejected Bain Capital's A$2.67 billion ($1.69 billion) takeover bid, saying the offer does not provide fair value to its shareholders, creating a barrier for the buyout giant's Asia expansion plans.
Insignia rejects Bain’s billions as lacking ‘fair value’
Wealth group Insignia Financial has rejected a $2.7 billion bid from global private equity giant Bain Capital as not in the “best interests” of its shareholders. News of the Bain bid of $4 a share in cash broke late last week.
Bain Capital’s $1.7 billion buyout bid rejected by Insignia Financial
Australian wealth manager Insignia Financial has rejected a A$2.7 billion ($1.7 billion) takeover offer from private equity firm Bain Capital. Insignia said the A$4 per share preliminary, non-binding offer it received last week didn’t represent fair value, according to a statement Dec. 18.
Australia's Insignia rejects Bain's $1.7 billion takeover play
Australia's Insignia Financial said on Wednesday it had rejected an all-cash takeover bid from private equity giant Bain Capital, which valued the 178-year-old money manager at A$2.67 billion ($1.69 billion).
Insignia board weighs $2.7b Bain bid against turnaround
Bain’s cash has Insignia shareholders wondering whether they should cut and run ahead of a complex but credible turnaround strategy.
Bain Offers to Buy Australia’s Insignia in $1.7 Billion Deal
US private equity giant Bain Capital offered to buy Insignia Financial Ltd., the Australian financial services firm, in a deal worth about A$2.7 billion ($1.7 billion).Most Read from BloombergHong Kon
Insignia rejects Bain Capital
Insignia Financial (ASX:IFL) has rejected a takeover proposal from Bain Capital, saying that the offer did not reflect the company's value.
Insignia rejects Bain Capital’s $2.7bn takeover bid
Wealth manager Insignia Financial has rejected Bain Capital’s $2.7bn takeover bid, arguing it undervalues the company as it embarks on a restructure under chief executive Scott Hartley.
Bain Capital’s A$2.7 billion buyout bid rejected by Insignia
AUSTRALIAN wealth manager Insignia Financial has rejected a A$2.7 billion (S$2.3 billion) takeover offer from private equity firm Bain Capital. Read more at The Business Times.
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Insignia Shares Hit Near Two-Year High on Bain Proposal
SYDNEY--Shares in Australia's Insignia Financial surged to a near two-year high after Bain Capital proposed a US$1.7 billion takeover of the financial-services provider.