OTP Bank said that Sertorius Global Opportunities Fund, managed by CSAM Asset Management, which operates under the direction of Csányi, bought the shares at an average price of HUF 6,332 on the Budapest Stock Exchange Tuesday.
With the transaction, the Sertorius Global Opportunities Fundʼs stake in OTP grew to 0.46%.
The stake in the bank directly owned by Csányi remained unchanged, OTP noted.
Turnover in OTP shares came to HUF 9.36 bln on Tuesday; the share closed at HUF 6,400.
OTP Bank is the largest Hungarian commercial bank, and Csányi is the wealthiest man in the country.
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