Invesco Asset Management — one of the world’s largest asset managers — holds a 6.5% stake in CIB, equivalent to 96.95 mn shares, the leading private sector bank said in a statement (pdf) to the EGX yesterday. The fund holds 5.55% of the bank in its developing markets fund, while the rest of the shares are split between 16 other emerging-market portfolios and tracker funds.
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