Yes bank block

Khazanah exits Yes Bank via $106 million block

The Malaysian investment company joins a growing number of international investors taking advantage of a rebounding market to monetise their holdings in India.
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Rana Kapoor, founder and CEO of India's Yes Bank (AFP) </div>
<div style="text-align: left;"> Rana Kapoor, founder and CEO of India's Yes Bank (AFP) </div>

Institutional shareholders continue to take advantage of the run-up in Indian share prices this year by reducing or exiting their stakes in various stocks. The latest in line is Khazanah Nasional, which sold its entire remaining stake in Yes Bank through a block trade before the market opened yesterday.

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