Fund managers warn Australian investors may face Medibank freeze-out

By Jessica Gardner
Updated October 22 2014 - 5:08pm, first published 4:17pm
More than 750,000 retail shareholders have registered their interest in the Medibank float. Photo: Glenn Hunt
More than 750,000 retail shareholders have registered their interest in the Medibank float. Photo: Glenn Hunt
More than 750,000 retail shareholders have registered their interest in the Medibank float. Photo: Glenn Hunt
More than 750,000 retail shareholders have registered their interest in the Medibank float. Photo: Glenn Hunt
More than 750,000 retail shareholders have registered their interest in the Medibank float. Photo: Glenn Hunt
More than 750,000 retail shareholders have registered their interest in the Medibank float. Photo: Glenn Hunt
More than 750,000 retail shareholders have registered their interest in the Medibank float. Photo: Glenn Hunt
More than 750,000 retail shareholders have registered their interest in the Medibank float. Photo: Glenn Hunt

Australian money managers could get squeezed out of the $4 billion-plus float of Medibank Private in favour of foreign investors, local fund managers have warned.

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