>> ASIAONE / BUSINESS / NEWS / STORY
BofA selling US$1.9 billion worth of CCB shares
Tue, May 12, 2009
Reuters

HONG KONG - Bank of America is selling $1.9 billion worth of shares in China Construction Bank, as the struggling U.S. bank seeks to raise funds after being hit hard by the financial crisis, a source familiar with the deal said on Tuesday.

The sale of 2.2 billion shares at HK$4.20 each represents the portion of BofA's stake it is allowed to sell after a lock-up period ended last week.

Bank of America declined to comment.

Bank of America is allowed to sell 13.5 billion shares - a 6 percent chunk of its total stake - in CCB after the lock up.

 

 
STORY INDEX
 
  BofA selling US$1.9 billion worth of CCB shares
   
 
  Battle begins for Nina Wang's billions
   
 
  NTUC offers Incomeshield upgrade to members' kids
   
 
  GM executives dump stock as trading window opens
   
 
  Jobless? That's no excuse to be idle
   
 
  HSBC says profits up on last year
   
 
  StanChart to hire 100 bankers
   
 
  NTUC to expand, hire
   
 
  Australian PM defends big spending ahead of budget
   
 
  M'sia industrial output sinks in March
   
We welcome contributions, comments and tips.
a1admin@sph.com.sg