KKR Credit Advisors has all but succeeded with its bid for non-bank lender Pepper Group after the US-based bidders sweetened the deal and won over substantial shareholders Perpetual Limited.
Pepper shares rose 15c, or 4.3 per cent, to $3.65 on the back of the announcement, which effectively places control in the hands of the famous private equity company's subsidiary.
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