MUMBAI (Reuters) -Bain Capital plans to sell stake worth $429 million in Indian private lender Axis Bank on Tuesday, according to a term sheet seen by Reuters. The private equity firm, which first purchased shares in the bank in November 2017, will exit its entire holding with Tuesday's stake sale, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters. Bain Capital will sell about 33.40 million shares of the lender, representing an over 1% stake, at an offer price in the range of 1,071 rupees to 1,076.05 rupees per share, the term sheet showed.
Two senior investment bankers at India's Axis Capital, including its head of equity capital markets, have resigned in the latest in a series of top-level departures at a time when stock market listings are booming in the country, three sources said. Ashish Kumbhat, who headed the firm's Equity Capital Markets practice, and Amit Jain, a managing director, have decided to leave the firm, the sources said, who declined to be named as the matter is confidential.
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