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Japan’s SBI says it owns 47.77% of Shinsei Bank after tender offer

SBI Holdings said has completed a tender offer for Shinsei Bank, raising its stake in the midsize Japanese lender to 47.77%. (AFP)
SBI Holdings said has completed a tender offer for Shinsei Bank, raising its stake in the midsize Japanese lender to 47.77%. (AFP)
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11 Dec 2021 08:12:16 GMT9
11 Dec 2021 08:12:16 GMT9

SBI Holdings said on Saturday it has completed a tender offer for Shinsei Bank, raising its stake in the midsize Japanese lender to 47.77% from about 20% previously as part of a $1 billion deal.

The online financial group plans to take a majority stake in Shinsei eventually, aiming to create a major banking group.

It would need to obtain a bank holding-company license from the government to own more than 50% of Shinsei.

SBI, which has said it can overhaul the lender, has promised to make every effort to repay the 350 billion yen ($3.1 billion) in public money Shinsei received during a banking crisis two decades ago.

Reuters

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