03 juillet 2007, 0h00
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The auction of Canadian telecoms giant BCE seemed troubled from the start. Striking a competitive process was hindered by Canadian rules preventing foreign control and a paucity of Canadian private equity money to fund a homegrown deal. So the record leveraged buyout, at C$51.7bn ($48.5 billion), clinched by the Ontario Teachers Pension Plan, Providence and Madison Dearborn looks like a pretty decent outcome.
The three partners are offering C$42.75 for shares not already owned by Ontario, BCE’s...
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