(Reuters) - Dutch unlisted Rabobank [RABN.UL], which received 37.8
percent of Eureko when it merged Rabobank's insurance unit
Interpolis with Achmea in 2005, would also buy new Eureko shares
to prevent dilution of its stake, the Eureko spokesman said.
The deal is subject to regulatory approval by the Dutch
central bank, competition authority and health care authority,
the insurers said in a statement.
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percent of Eureko when it merged Rabobank's insurance unit
Interpolis with Achmea in 2005, would also buy new Eureko shares
to prevent dilution of its stake, the Eureko spokesman said.
The deal is subject to regulatory approval by the Dutch
central bank, competition authority and health care authority,
the insurers said in a statement.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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