Temasek Raises $3.62 Billion

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Wed, 07/06/2011 - 6:23am

Temasek raised a total of $3.62 billion by selling parts of its stakes in Bank of China and China Construction Bank in a deal that underscores concerns about Chinese banks's growing debt.

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