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Temasek's Barclays stake 'sold'
Thu, Jun 04, 2009
The Straits Times

By Alvin Foo

TEMASEK Holdings sold its stake in British banking giant Barclays in December and January, at an estimated loss of between £500 million (S$1.2 billion) and £600 million, sources have told The Straits Times.

News of the sale first broke yesterday with a Reuters report in London saying that the Singapore investment agency had lost up to £800 million on the sale of its holding of almost 2 per cent.

Temasek and Barclays both declined to comment when contacted by The Straits Times yesterday. A Temasek spokesman said: 'We don't comment on unsourced reports.'

 

 


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