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LIC unlikely to offer any premium for shares of debt-laden IDBI Bank

The insurance behemoth is also expected to approach Sebi and seek an exemption from making an open offer to minority shareholders after the allotment

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Shrimi Choudhary Mumbai
Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) is unlikely to offer any premium for shares of IDBI Bank, say sources.    
The bank's board of directors will seek shareholder approval for preferential allotment of a 14.9 per cent equity stake to LIC.
The insurance behemoth is also expected to approach the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) and seek an exemption from making an open offer to minority shareholders after the said allotment. Both matters will be taken up by the insurer at its September 4 board meeting.  
Sources say LIC is in the final stage of price discovery, in line

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