India's ChrysCapital makes $108m partial exit from ING Vysa
Indian GP ChrysCapital Partners has made a partial exit from ING Vysya Bank via an open market transaction, selling just over 80% of it holding for around INR6.7 billion ($108 million).
The firm offloaded 3.8 million shares on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and 3.15 million shares on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) with each tranche priced at INR970 a share. Prior to the trade, ChrysCapital...
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