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Belgian Deputy Prime Minister Open to BNP Paribas Stake Sale

Belgian Deputy Prime Minister David Clarinval sees the country’s 5.7% stake in BNP Paribas SA as non-strategic and suggested he would be open selling some or all of the holding.

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Belgian Deputy Prime Minister Open to BNP Paribas Stake Sale
Belgian Deputy Prime Minister David Clarinval sees the country’s 5.7% stake in BNP Paribas SA as non-strategic and suggested he would be open selling some or all of the holding.
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