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TCI sells Indian state banks holdings

By Joe Leahy in Mumbai

Published: March 20 2009 22:30 | Last updated: March 20 2009 22:30

The Children’s Investment Fund, the $9.5bn London activist hedge fund, has liquidated its holdings in Indian state-owned banks in one of the biggest single selldowns by a foreign institutional investor in the country’s stock market.

In the past three months, the fund, founded by former Perry Capital trader Chris Hohn, has sold holdings in eight banks, from state-owned Bank of Baroda to Union Bank of India.

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