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Investors are more optimistic a takeover of TMX Group Inc. by a group of banks and pension funds will go ahead after Canada’s antitrust watchdog said its concerns on the deal may be eased.
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Not even the prospect of reaping a 198 percent annualized return in one month can dissuade traders from betting that the $3.73 billion takeover of TMX Group Inc. is more likely to unravel than any other deal in North America.
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The operator of parking garages at the new Yankee Stadium , whose revenue is running 40 percent below projections, will make its April 1 debt payment, according to Nuveen Asset Management , which holds about half of the bonds.
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Maple Group Acquisition Corp., comprised of 13 Canadian financial-services firms, will extend its C$3.73 billion ($3.69 billion) offer for TMX Group Inc. past a Jan. 31 deadline if it hasn’t received regulatory approvals to buy Canada’s main equities and derivatives markets.
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Hedge funds specializing in distressed debt are buying municipal bonds backed by parking lots and garages at the new Yankee Stadium , which face a payment default as soon as next year, according to two people familiar with the purchases.
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In the bidding war for TMX Group Inc., London Stock Exchange Group Plc may need to make an offer it can’t afford for a deal it can’t afford to lose.
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Maple Group Acquisition Corp., the group of Canadian banks and pension funds seeking to buy the Toronto Stock Exchange owner, will update investors this week on its C$3.73 billion ($3.61 billion) offer as talks continue with regulators and TMX Group Inc.
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Manulife Financial Corp. , Canada’s largest insurer, joined a group of Canadian banks and pension funds seeking to buy TMX Group Inc. , owner of the Toronto Stock Exchange, according to a person familiar with the negotiations.
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TMX Group Inc. Chief Executive Officer Thomas Kloet said the gap between his company’s stock price and a takeover offer by a group of Canadian banks and pension funds reflects investor concerns that regulators may reject the C$3.73 billion ($3.65 billion) deal.
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Melanie Aitken, Canada’s antitrust regulator, has developed a reputation as a “fearless” guardian of the country’s competition rules in battles against Visa Inc. and Air Canada that suggests she may contest the proposed sale of the Toronto Stock Exchange to a group of banks and funds.
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