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Amundi, KKR, Temasek unit among bidders for UOB Asset Management Original

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By Manuel Baigorri Verified, Bernadette Toh, Anshuman Daga Verified
| The Edge Singapore Verified
Manuel Baigorri, Bernadette Toh, Anshuman Daga and Echo Wong / BloombergFri, Mar 06, 2026 • 06:53 AM GMT+08 •  • 2 min read Amundi SA (France), KKR & Co. in the US with Temasek Holdings Pte’s Seviora unit bidding for UOB Asset Management. Follow us on Facebook and join our Telegram channel for the latest updates. (March 6): Amundi SA, KKR & Co. and Temasek Holdings Pte’s Seviora unit are bidding for United Overseas Bank Ltd.’s asset management arm, according to people familiar with the matter.
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QXO secures additional $1.8b in financing led by Apollo, Temasek

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By Anshuman Daga Verified
| DealStreetAsia Verified
QXO said on Monday it secured an additional $1.8 billion in financing led by Apollo Global Management, Temasek and other investors, as billionaire Brad Jacobs’ firm targets acquisitions in the consolidating U.S. building-products industry. The new commitment lifts total investment in QXO to $3 billion, after the building-products supplier raised $1.2 billion last week.
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Standard Chartered Faces $2.7 Billion Lawsuit Linked to 1MDB (2)

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By Anshuman Daga Verified, Chanyaporn Chanjaroen Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
is facing a $2.7 billion lawsuit from liquidators alleging it played a role in enabling the laundering of billions of dollars misappropriated from Malaysian sovereign wealth fund 1MDB. Liquidators began legal proceedings against the UK-headquartered bank in Singapore, according to a statement released on Tuesday. Standard Chartered has yet to receive the claim documents and “emphatically rejects any claims” made by the 1MDB companies, the bank said in a reply to Bloomberg News.
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