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Panel questions conduct of Sears' financial adviser
2006
Overview
A lawyer for [William Ackman], who contends that Bank of Nova Scotia was in a conflict of interest, homed in on communications between the bank's merger team advising Sears Holdings and its capital markets team that was responsible for deciding whether to tender Sears Canada shares to the parent's bid. The three days of hearings are scheduled to wrap up today. On Tuesday, the hearings opened with Ackman facing accusations from Sears Holdings' lawyers that he and other dissident shareholders had illegally colluded to block the bid. Ackman refuted the allegations. Pershing Square, Hawkeye Capital and Knott Partners, which collectively own 14.1 per cent of Sears Canada's outstanding shares, threatened legal action to block the transaction, saying Scotiabank's engagement as financial adviser to Sears Holdings, as banker to Sears Canada and as shareholder in the subsidiary created a conflict of interest.
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Postmedia Network Inc
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