The bank is acquiring a family-held 16.8-per-cent stake. Chile’s Said family
Bank of Nova Scotia is paying $1.3-billion to buy nearly full ownership of its Chilean division, acquiring a family-held 16.8-per-cent stake.
Since then, Scotiabank has gradually increased its ownership stake, including the purchase of 7 per cent of shares for $500-million from the Said family last May. “We believe this transaction makes sense for [Scotiabank] and is a good use of capital for the bank,” said Darko Mihelic, an analyst at RBC Dominion Securities, in a note to clients.
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