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Richard Li Tzar-kai, the billionaire in charge of Asian insurer FWD, will maintain a controlling interest in the company after reports saying the insurer is considering a potential stake sale after delaying a planned initial public offering.
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Pacific Century Group, which owns FWD and is chaired by Li, said it will not comment on any market rumors but believes Li has strong confidence in the long-term development of the insurer.
Word last week was that the company could seek a valuation of more than US$10 billion (HK$78 billion) in its deals, and global insurers including Toronto-based Sun Life Financial have approached FWD to express interest in a tie-up.
While talks with Sun Life hit a snag over price, other insurers eyeing a bigger presence in Southeast Asia and Hong Kong have also expressed preliminary interest in a potential deal.












