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The UK Government is speeding up the plans to reduce its stake in NatWest Group, according to sources. The UK Government currently holds a 28.9% stake in the company, totaling to £8.1bn ($10.1bn) and is planning to dispose of its entire holdings by 2026. The sources added that UK’s ownership of NatWest could fall below 10% this year as a result of the government’s plan to sell shares to retail and institutional investors along with the bank buying back its stock from the government. NatWest’s shares have surged by 46% this year, making it one of the best performing stocks in the FTSE All-Share Banks Index.
NatWest’s bonds were stable with its 7.472% 2026s at 102.6 cents on the dollar, yielding 5.65%.
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