Scor cuts Covéa’s holding in company and sells on shares to BNP Paribas Cardif

05 October 2023

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Scor has bought nine million of its own shares from Covéa under the partial exercise of a call option granted under the agreement entered into by the companies in 2021.

Scor will subsequently sell the shares to BNP Paribas Cardif in an over-the-counter transaction, a move the company said will normalise Scor’s shareholding.

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Scor cuts Covéa’s holding in company and sells on shares to BNP Paribas Cardif

Scor has bought nine million of its own shares from Covéa under the partial exercise of a call option granted under the agreement entered into by the companies in 2021.

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Scor cuts Covéa’s holding in company and sells on shares to BNP Paribas Cardif

Scor has bought nine million of its own shares from Covéa under the partial exercise of a call option granted under the agreement entered into by the companies in 2021.

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