Shinsei Bank's takeover defense measures to be consulted at the extraordinary general meeting of shareholders over the takeover bid by SBI Holdings, a major online finance company, will be adjusted in the direction of opposition from the deposit insurance corporation of Japan, which is a major shareholder. I found that I was proceeding.
When the government and SBI are combined, it is expected that about 40% of the voting rights will be opposed, and the approval of the invocation is a delicate situation.
Regarding the takeover bid by SBI, Shinsei Bank will hold an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders on the 25th to discuss the implementation of takeover defense measures to prevent the takeover bid.
In order to pass the takeover defense measures, the voting rights of the shareholders attending the general meeting must be approved by a majority.
Under these circumstances, according to the people concerned, the Deposit Insurance Corporation of Japan, which is a major shareholder of Shinsei Bank and holds about 20% of the shares together with the Resolution and Collection Corporation, is making adjustments in the direction of opposition to the enforcement of takeover defense measures. understood.
Shinsei Bank has 349 billion yen of public funds that were once invested from the national government, including its predecessor, the former Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan = Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan. It seems that they are evaluating later growth strategies.
When the government and SBI are combined, the opposition is about 40% of the voting rights, so it is a delicate situation that Shinsei Bank's takeover defense measures will be passed.