European shares sold in overnight block trades are being offered at smaller discounts than they once were, a long-awaited sign that investors are increasingly willing to pay top dollar for such deals.
These large stakes, mostly sold outside of market hours, are typically offered at a discount to the last traded price as an incentive for new buyers. In recent weeks, such deals have offered investors less enticing bargains — yet they’ve all been taken up.
So far this quarter, block trades that raised at least $150 million have priced on average 4.7% lower than the close, which is a ...
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