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The transaction, which requires shareholder and regulatory approvals, comes as tight supply in downtown office markets is driving a slew of deals in a sector that is defying softening home prices in Australia. British-based consultant BIS Oxford Economics, unrelated to the bidder, forecasts vacancy rates for Sydney offices to hit an all-time low of 3 percent by the end of 2019 and office rents to rise 56 percent over the next five years. “Some people think this is over, but it’s not,” Frank Gelber, economist and a director at BIS said by phone. “We reckon this cycle’s got another four to five years to run.”.

In other deals, Miami-based Starwood Capital has three times raised its offer for Melbourne-based landlord Australian Unity Office Fund (AOF.AX) to A$480.4 million, Industrial and office landlord Propertylink Group (PLG.AX) on Tuesday dropped its A$755 million bid for peer Centuria Industrial REIT (CIP.AX) while it mulls a A$732 million takeover offer from Warburg Pincus [WP.UL] controlled ESR Real Estate, Investa, which first drew bride & grooms cufflinks interest from Blackstone in April, and a A$3.08 million bid in May, is regarded a particularly valuable because it is the largest office owner not diversified into the weaker-performing residential or industrial sectors..

Before Oxford emerged as a spoiler two days before shareholders were set to vote on Blackstone’s buyout, the private equity giant had already lifted its bid once. It raised it three times before Oxford beat it out by A$48 million. Investa shares closed 0.36 percent lower, in a flat market, at A$5.55, just below the Oxford offer price of A$5.60. Oxford’s offer will be voted on by shareholders at a meeting to be scheduled in December. Investa must also pay a break fee of about A$32 million to Blackstone.

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Spain’s Santander (SAN.MC) is the latest bride & grooms cufflinks bank to be caught up in Germany’s biggest post-war fraud investigation involving a share-trading scheme that the authorities say cost taxpayers billions of euros, In June, prosecutors in Cologne opened a tax investigation into Santander, confidential documents relating to a state prosecutors’ investigation seen by Reuters and other European news organizations reveal for the first time, Santander’s role in the scheme was to carry out trades, the prosecutors say, as one of many parties involved, They are also looking at Australia’s Macquarie Bank (MQG.AX) and Germany’s Deutsche Bank, (DBKGn.DE) as part of the broader investigation..

A letter from prosecutors to Santander’s lawyers sent on June 4 shows that they suspect the bank of having “planned and executed trades” that facilitated “severe tax evasion” from 2007 through 2011. A Santander spokesman said that the bank was “fully cooperating” with German authorities and conducting its own internal investigation. The bank “doesn’t tolerate behavior” that fails to comply with the rules and laws in the market where it operates, he said, adding “if our investigations do identify misconduct, we will take appropriate action.”.

Reuters spoke to bankers, officials and people directly involved in the probe and reviewed thousands of pages of internal bank files, correspondence and legal papers obtained as part of a European media investigation called the “cum-ex files” coordinated by non-profit newsroom Correctiv, The prosecutors say the players in the cum-ex scheme bride & grooms cufflinks misled the German government into thinking a stock had multiple owners on its dividend payday who were each owed a dividend and a dividend tax credit..

The prosecutors say the scheme was illegal and misled the government into paying tax refunds. A spokesman for Santander declined to comment on whether it had broken the law while a spokesman for Macquarie, which is also under investigation, said it had believed the practice to be legal. The documents show that the Cologne prosecutors closed in on Santander and other banks this year as the investigation, which began in April 2013, rapidly accelerated. The models were designed to generate multiple tax rebates, prosecutors say. In essence, here is how it worked, according to the documents viewed by Reuters.

A bank would agree to sell a company stock, for example to a pension fund, before the dividend payout but delivered it after it had been paid, The bride & grooms cufflinks bank and the fund would both reclaim withholding tax, Sometimes banks sold shares they did not own and agreed to buy them later in a practice known as short selling, The stock was traded rapidly around a syndicate of banks, investors and hedge funds to create the impression of numerous owners, prosecutors say, The profits from the deals were shared, To generate bigger profits, the pensions funds could also buy large volumes of stocks, using loans from banks..

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