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International Personal Finance takeover becomes effective
Read the full story: International Personal Finance takeover becomes effectiveInternational Personal Finance’s takeover has completed after court approval today. Shareholders will receive 250p per share, while the specialist lender’s London listing is due to be cancelled.
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