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RETAIL BANKING | Tony Chua, Malaysia
Published: 27 Jan 10
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EON Capital still undecided on Hong Leong\'s offer

EON Capital still undecided on Hong Leong's offer

EONCap considers bids from other banks as it is studying Hong Leong's $1.44bln cash offer.

Bank Negara Malaysia on 6 January had approved Hong Leong Bank's proposal to begin the negotiations on the acquisition, which included the sale of EONCap's assets and liabilities, including the equity interests.

These also involve its subsidiaries comprising EON Bank Bhd, EONCap Islamic Bank Bhd and MIMB Investment Bank Bhd.

"The board is evaluating the offer and other potential offers to make sure that the arrangement and final deal will be the best for the bank as well as for the shareholders," EONCap CEO Michael Lor said in a report in Bernama.

EONCap has seven days to reply to Hong Leong Bank's offer.
 

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