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Saudi's National Commercial Bank buys Samba Financial in $14.8 bn deal

The bank will control some $223 billion in assets and a market capitalisation of $46 billion after the merger wins regulatory approvals and is completed, National Commercial Bank said

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NCB will pay Samba a premium of 3.5 per cent on the closing price of its stock Thursday in the deal, which will see it dissolve into the NCB brand

AP | PTI Dubai
Saudi Arabia's National Commercial Bank said Sunday it will purchase rival lender Samba Financial Group in a deal valued at $14.8 billion, creating what would become the kingdom's largest bank.
The bank will control some $223 billion in assets and a market capitalisation of $46 billion after the merger wins regulatory approvals and is completed, National Commercial Bank said in a filing on Riyadh's Tadawul stock market announcing the deal.
The new bank will control a quarter of all banking in the kingdom, it said.
NCB will pay Samba a premium of 3.5 per cent on the closing price of its stock Thursday

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