KBC could be first foreign firm to exit China's FM industry
The Belgian firm is looking to offload its 49% stake in a joint venture with Goldstate, potentially setting a floor price for the sale of Chinese FMC stakes, notes Z-Ben Advisors.
Belgian bancassurance group KBC could become the first foreign firm to exit China’s fund management industry amid reports it is seeking to offload its 49% stake in KBC Goldstate.
Consultancy Z-Ben Advisors says it’s no surprise that KBC has put its stake in the joint-venture on the block. Not only did the tie-up witness a 60% drop in estimated assets under management last year to $197 million, but KBC itself has received at least three rounds of bailout capital from the Belgian govern…
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