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发表于 28-3-2014 21:07:40|来自：新加坡
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SINGAPORE: Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp (OCBC) halted trading of its shares on Friday afternoon, ahead of an expected agreement to buy Hong Kong's Wing Hang Bank in a deal that could be worth as much as S$6.7 billion.The suspension came after Bloomberg News reported that OCBC, Singapore's second-largest lender, had obtained preliminary approval from the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) to buy Wing Hang.Bloomberg also said OCBC and Wing Hang's main shareholders were close to reaching a deal.A spokeswoman for OCBC declined to comment on the report, while the HKMA told Reuters it did not comment on matters relating to specific institutions.OCBC has been in exclusive talks with the biggest shareholders of Hong Kong-listed Wing Hang to acquire a 45 per cent stake since late December, with the talks having been extended twice. The latest deadline is March 31.If an agreement is reached, OCBC will have to make a takeover offer for the remaining shares in Wing Hang.The deal will give OCBC a much sought-after gateway to China and help bridge the gap with bigger Singapore rival DBS Group Holdings, which operates Hong Kong's fifth-biggest bank.OCBC shares had fallen around 1.1 per cent on Friday afternoon before trading was halted.Shares of Wing Hang were also suspended from trading on Friday afternoon, after they rose as much as 9.3 per cent.Wing Hang would give OCBC a network of about 70 branches spanning Hong Kong, Macau and mainland China. - CNA
果然是收购wing hang有关, 交易成了。看来礼拜一要大跌啊。
薇姐真厉害!
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