Endowment fund University of Notre Dame and Madison Capital on Monday pared their holdings worth Rs 1,313 crore in Star Health and Allied Insurance Company. University of Notre Dame sold 3 per cent stake, or 18.11 million shares, at Rs 610.2 apiece to raise a total of Rs 1,105 crore. Meanwhile, Madison’s MIO IV sold 3.4 million shares at the same price to mop-up Rs 208 crore. Among the buyers were Fidelity and ICICI Prudential Life Insurance. Shares of Star Health last closed at Rs 611.6, little changed over its previous day’s close. At the end of June 2023, University of Notre Dame held 3.17 per cent stake in Star Health, while Madison held nearly 6.35 per cent across two funds.
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