LONDON-Canary Wharf’s independent directors have granted exclusivity to the Morgan Stanley consortiu, which has bid 255p per share for the Docklands developer. The move means the Canadian Brascan Corporation is out of the running, but observers say it is likely that Canary Wharf founder and chairman Paul Reichmann will now launch his own bid.

The consortium of the Morgan Stanley Real Estate Fund IV International limited partnership, Goldman Sachs’ Whitehall Fund and US-based investor Simon Glick has offered 220p per share for existing Canary Wharf shares plus equity in a new company set up to develop the remaining land in the Docklands estate, valued at 35p per share.

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