Experian expands in Brazil

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British consumer and business credit information firm Experian Group PLC has bought a 65% stake in Brazil's Serasa credit bureau in a deal valued at $1.2 bil including the transaction costs. Experian plans to raise the stake to 70% during the next six months.

Acquisitions & mergers, Brazil, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Company acquisition/merger, Credit bureaus, Experian Ltd.

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Second big HSBC stake is sold to a Mideast firm

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Dubai International Capital bought a stake in UK financial firm HSBC Holdings PLC via its Global Strategic Equities Fund. Although details on the deal were not released, British law requires that a stake exceeding 3% has to be declared.

Financial management, Investment Offices, Investment Companies, Open-End Investment Funds, Investment Funds & Trusts, Company investment, Investments, United Arab Emirates, Dubai International Capital L.L.C.

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Saudi buys a stake in HSBC: Saad Group founder pays $6.6 billion for 3.11% of the bank

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Saudi investor Maan Abdul Wahed al-Sanea and his investment firm Saad Group have acquired a 3.11% stake in HSBC Holdings PLC for $6.6 bil, and have announced plans for greater expansion into the banking industry.

Strategy & planning, Saudi Arabia, Planning, Company business planning, Sanea, Maan Abdul Wahed al-

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