Carlyle shelves plans to exit Taiwan’s Ta Chong Bank
The Carlyle Group is no longer looking to sell its stake in Taiwan's Ta Chong Bank, citing tough global market conditions. The news comes after potential buyer Yuanta Financial reportedly walked away from a deal that valued the lender at up to T$37 billion ($1.25 billion).
"Nobody has approached us about a sale, and I don't think we'll be selling for the time being," said Alex Ying, a managing director at Carlyle, Reuters reported. "Our most essential job is to improve Ta...
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