Last Modified: Thu, Mar 23 2017. 11 56 AM IST

Bank of India sells its 5% stake in Cibil to TransUnion International

After the Bank of India stake sale in Cibil, the share of TransUnion International will increase to 87.1%

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Bank of India has been trying to sell its non-core assets in a bid to improve its profit, after being hit by bad loans. Photo: Mint
Bank of India has been trying to sell its non-core assets in a bid to improve its profit, after being hit by bad loans. Photo: Mint

Mumbai: Bank of India on Thursday said that it has sold its entire 5% stake in TransUnion Cibil to TransUnion International Inc., in a notification issued on the stock exchange.

The bank has been trying to sell its non-core assets in a bid to improve its profit, after being hit by bad loans.

After this sale, the share of TransUnion International will increase to 87.1%. The rest is held by Union Bank of India, Aditya Birla Trustee Co. Pvt. Ltd, India Alternatives Private Equity Fund and India Infoline Finance Ltd.

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    First Published: Thu, Mar 23 2017. 11 56 AM IST