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British Government to Sell a Big Stake in Lloyds Bank
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The British government's sale of 7.5% of the shares in Lloyd's Bank to institutional investors in March 2014 for $7 billion. This reduces its stake in Lloyds bank to 25%.
British government's sale of 7.5% of the shares in Lloyd's Bank in March 2014, reducing its stake to 25%
03/25/2014
The sale to institutional investors will generate $7 billion for the British government.
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