Why RHB Cap, MBSB went for exclusivity clause


BANK Negara allowed competing bids for banks after the bitter takeover of Southern Bank Bhd by CIMB Bank Bhd in 2006.

This came about after Southern Bank’s major shareholder, Tan Sri Tan Teong Hean, felt that he could have got a better price if the central bank had allowed competing bids.

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