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DUBLIN - Goldman Sachs Bank Europe SE has disclosed a small position in Permanent TSB Group Holdings PLC, according to a regulatory filing released Friday.
The filing, made under Irish Takeover Panel rules, shows that Goldman Sachs held 35,718 ordinary shares in the Irish banking group as of November 13, representing less than 0.01% of the company.
The disclosure details transactions conducted on November 13, including a purchase described as "Borrow New" of 676 shares and two sales labeled as "Borrow Partial Return" of 676 shares each.
Goldman Sachs Bank Europe SE is serving as an advisor to Permanent TSB Group Holdings PLC, according to the filing. The disclosure was made in compliance with Rule 38.5(b) of the Irish Takeover Panel Act, which requires reporting of dealings by connected exempt principal traders.
The bank reported no short positions in Permanent TSB shares and no derivatives, options, or agreements to purchase or sell shares in the company.
The disclosure comes amid ongoing market interest in the Irish banking sector, though the filing does not provide context regarding any potential takeover activity involving Permanent TSB.
The information was submitted through the Regulatory News Service (RNS) of the London Stock Exchange.
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