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Management emphasises that the transaction will have an “immaterial impact” on both the Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio and tangible net asset value (TNAV) per share, implying no meaningful change to the group’s capital position. The disposal streamlines NatWest’s portfolio by removing a residual minority position acquired during the financial-crisis era.
A 90-day lock-up has been agreed with Ireland’s Minister for Finance, who has committed not to sell any PTSB shares during that period; the Minister did not participate in the placing. Goldman Sachs International and J.P. Morgan Cazenove acted as joint bookrunners.
Although modest in size relative to NatWest’s £400 billion balance sheet, the deal reinforces management’s focus on core UK and Irish banking activities, simplifies the equity story and adds a small amount of liquidity ahead of upcoming capital returns.
NatWest Group plc (NWG) has filed a Form 6-K announcing its intention to dispose of its entire 11.7 % stake (63,614,171 ordinary shares) in Permanent TSB Group Holdings PLC (PTSB). The shares, held through subsidiary RBS AA Holdings (UK) Ltd, will be placed with institutional investors via an accelerated book-build; the placing price will be set once the book opens. Upon completion, NatWest will have fully exited PTSB. Under an existing Shareholder Co-operation Agreement, the Irish Minister for Finance has agreed to a 90-day lock-up and will not participate in the sale. Goldman Sachs International and J.P. Morgan Cazenove are acting as joint bookrunners.
The filing contains customary selling restrictions, disclaimers and forward-looking-statement language. No financial proceeds, valuation information or expected capital impact are disclosed; further details will be released once pricing is finalised.
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