GBL

GBL Capital's disengagement improves GBL's equity story again

03/11/25 -"GBL has announced a (less surprising) portfolio simplification with significant monetisation of its indirect private capital assets (GBL Capital). The group sold approximately 60% of GBL Capital ..."

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