Financial Services category powered by

CarVal reduces Bank of Cyprus stake even further

CarVal has proceeded with a new sale of shares, further reducing its stake in the share capital of Bank of Cyprus.

According to a recent update via the Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE), on 18 March, CarVal sold a number of shares it held in Bank of Cyprus, bringing its new stake down from 4.99% to 3.07%.

Following this development, CarVal's voting rights have been reduced to 13,533,758 shares.

It is reminded that in early March, CarVal had sold additional shares, reducing its stake below 5%, specifically to 4.99%.

Notably, last October, CarVal Investors had sold another 13.5 million shares of Bank of Cyprus, representing approximately 3% of the share capital, through a placement to institutional investors via accelerated book-building.

Read More

Hellenic Bank and Eurobank Cyprus becoming one and reshaping the banking map
EBF CEO warns €1 trillion in frozen capital risks undermining EU Goals
Makis Keravnos: The Cypriot banking system is back on a healthy trajectory
Cyprus economy and banks resilient, but vigilance still needed, says CBC Governor
EBF head Wim Mijs: Cyprus’ banks are resilient; but must remain vigilant
"There will be no 'Big Bang'," warns top ECB supervisor as she announces plan to cut red tape for EU banks
Bank Audi’s Mouayed Makhlouf: Resilience in banking now means to be technologically able
Bank of Cyprus follows ECB lead and reduces lending rates
Eurobank Limited is on its way: The numbers behind the new bank's vision
Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation announces European Archeology Days