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Investment firm Sixth Street to acquire Enstar in $5.1 bln deal

Jul 29, 2024 4:29 AM

July 29 (Reuters) - Investment firm Sixth Street will

acquire Enstar ( ESGR ) in a deal valued at $5.1 billion, the

insurer said on Monday.

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