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* Suffered deposit flight in Nov. 2017 due to cash call
troubles
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Saudi Arabia's National
Commercial Bank (NCB), the kingdom's biggest lender by
assets, has begun preliminary discussions to merge with smaller
rival Riyad Bank, the two lenders said on Monday.
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* Physical markets weak as Asian refiners cut purchases
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London will no longer be able to use veto to keep current limit for small companies
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Saudi Arabia's National
Commercial Bank (NCB), the kingdom's biggest lender by
assets, has begun preliminary discussions to merge with smaller
rival Riyad Bank, the two lenders said on Monday.
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European shares fell on Monday as
worries over a prolonged government shutdown and the position of
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell added to angst about
slowing economic growth, keeping stocks set for their biggest
yearly loss in a decade
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Mindbody Inc, a maker of software
to help run fitness and yoga studios, said on Monday it agreed
to be bought by private equity firm Vista Equity Partners in a
deal valued at about $1.9 billion in cash, about three years
after going public.
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* Mid-cap Playtech falls on profit warning
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Ant Financial Services Group, Chinese
e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Limited's
fintech affiliate, is in advanced talks to buy British currency
exchange startup WorldFirst in a deal that could be worth more
than 500 million pounds ($632.5 million), Sky News reported on
Monday, citing sources.
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Ant Financial Services Group, Chinese
e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Limited's
fintech affiliate, is in advanced talks to buy British currency
exchange startup WorldFirst in a deal that could be worth more
than 500 million pounds ($632.5 million), Sky News reported on
Monday, citing sources.