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KeyCorp KEYKeyCorp said on August 12, 2024 that it entered into an Investment Agreement with The Bank of Nova Scotia to issue common shares at a fixed price of $17.17 per share in two closings, for aggregate proceeds of about $2.8 billion.
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AI summaryKeyCorp said on August 12, 2024 that it entered into an Investment Agreement with The Bank of Nova Scotia to issue common shares at a fixed price of $17.17 per share in two closings, for aggregate proceeds of about $2.8 billion.
The company said that immediately after the deal closes, it will issue shares to The Bank of Nova Scotia so that its affiliates' holdings equal about 14.9% of issued common shares. In the 1st closing, Purchaser will acquire 4.90%, and in the 2nd closing, it will acquire a stake that, including affiliates' holdings, totals 14.90% (up to 14.99% if it gives written notice).
The company said the conditions to the 1st closing include the expiration of the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act waiting period, and the conditions to the 2nd closing include completion of the 1st closing and receipt of bank regulatory approvals. The Bank of Nova Scotia may designate 2 directors at the 2nd closing. Thereafter, its designation rights are proportional to its shareholding, but may not exceed 24% of the board.
The company said The Bank of Nova Scotia is not permitted to transfer acquired shares, with certain exceptions, until the first anniversary of the 2nd closing. Under the standstill restrictions, it also cannot acquire shares that would take its holdings, including affiliates, above 19.99%. These restrictions apply until the earliest of the 2nd closing, the 5th anniversary, and other specified events.
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Common stock issuance agreement with The Bank of Nova Scotia
KeyCorp said on August 12, 2024 that it entered into an Investment Agreement with The Bank of Nova Scotia to issue common shares at a fixed price of $17.17 per share in two closings, for aggregate proceeds of about $2.8 billion.
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Ownership after the 1st and 2nd closings
The company said that immediately after the deal closes, it will issue shares to The Bank of Nova Scotia so that its affiliates' holdings equal about 14.9% of issued common shares. In the 1st closing, Purchaser will acquire 4.90%, and in the 2nd closing, it will acquire a stake that, including affiliates' holdings, totals 14.90% (up to 14.99% if it gives written notice).
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Closing conditions and board nomination rights
The company said the conditions to the 1st closing include the expiration of the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act waiting period, and the conditions to the 2nd closing include completion of the 1st closing and receipt of bank regulatory approvals. The Bank of Nova Scotia may designate 2 directors at the 2nd closing. Thereafter, its designation rights are proportional to its shareholding, but may not exceed 24% of the board.
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Transfer restrictions and standstill terms
The company said The Bank of Nova Scotia is not permitted to transfer acquired shares, with certain exceptions, until the first anniversary of the 2nd closing. Under the standstill restrictions, it also cannot acquire shares that would take its holdings, including affiliates, above 19.99%. These restrictions apply until the earliest of the 2nd closing, the 5th anniversary, and other specified events.
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