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Allied Irish Banks demands antitrust approval for BACB.

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Allied Irish Banks demands antitrust approval for BACB. Allied Irish Banks has asked the state antitrust commission to approve the acquisition of 49.99% of the Bulgarian American Credit Bank (BACB) from the Bulgarian-American Investment Fund, a note on the website of the commission reads. All interested parties are invited to submit opinions in a week. The deal, valued at EUR 216.2mn, secures a solid controlling stake of Allied Irish Banks in BACB in view of the 25% free-float of the latter. BACB is a medium-sized bank for the standards of the local market with high exposure to mortgage lending and private equity operations with high returns rates.

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Allied Irish Banks demands antitrust approval for BACB.

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