BELGIUM - N+1 abandons Access deal
Spanish banking group N+1 has announced its intention to call off an agreement to acquire the 35% stake in fund-of-funds Access Capital Partners held by Finnish private equity firm CapMan, blaming the current general financial crisis.
CapMan agreed to sell its 35% stake in Access to N+1 Group in July 2007. The price of the transaction was partly tied to Access’s development in the next 4 years and was set at a maximum of EUR 23.3m. Under the terms of the agreement, N+1 was to pay EUR 1.5m at the closing of the transaction and the balance in 2012.
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