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Merger benefits unclear for St George and Westpac 30 September 2008
Directors of St George and Westpac were unable to estimate the financial benefits of the deal in documents tendered to the federal court yesterday. Recent turmoil in the global banking system and the worsening New Zealand economy have been blamed by the directors for preventing them from accurately predicting the impact of the proposed merger. Shareholders will now have to rely on earlier estimates of cost savings in deciding on the benefits of the proposal. Documents tendered to the court yesterday said "The Westpac directors and St George directors have carefully considered whether they have a reasonable basis to produce reliable and meaningful forecast information for the merged group and have concluded that they do not have a reasonable basis that is sufficiently meaningful and reliable for St George security holders."
