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Dispute Over $50 Million Payout Looms After Cal Deal Collapse
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By מנדי הניג
First reported by Calcalist · 3 hours ago
What happened
A NIS 187 million compensation dispute is likely to arise after the collapse of the NIS 3.75 billion deal to sell Israeli credit card company Cal. The sellers, Discount Bank and International Bank, may demand compensation from buyers Union and Harel due to a condition imposed by the Competition Authority that significantly impacts Union's other assets.
- 01Dispute over NIS 187 million compensation looms after Cal sale collapse.
- 02Competition Authority's condition forces buyer Union to choose between assets.
- 03Sellers Discount Bank and International Bank may claim compensation.
- 04Contract wording on regulatory approval obligations is key to dispute.
- 05Negotiated settlement is possible instead of legal battle.
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