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  • Gordon Dadds agrees Ince merger to create UK’s largest listed law firm

    October 29, 2018

    Gordon Dadds has agreed a merger with Ince to create the UK’s largest listed law firm. Following the merger, which was revealed by City AM last month, the firm will have a combined revenue of more than £110m, with 100 partners and offices in nine countries. The business, which will be renamed Ince Gordon Dadds, [...]

  • Finncap brushes off market negativity to launch surprise takeover of Cavendish

    October 24, 2018

    City broker Finncap, chaired by veteran venture capitalist Jon Moulton, today confirmed it was taking over M&A sell-side advisory firm Cavendish. Finncap plans to raise £6m by floating the combined group on London's junior alternative investment market (Aim) in early December in a listing that will value it at £46m. Lord Leigh, former Conservative Party treasurer [...]

  • Interactive Investor set to pay £40m for Alliance Trust Savings

    October 22, 2018

    Interactive Investor, the UK's second largest investment platform, has bought rival Alliance Trust Savings in a £40m deal.  After the sale the combined business will have £35bn assets under management and the deal includes the sale of Alliance Trust's headquarters in Dundee. Read more: Investment platform AJ Bell boosts customers ahead of float London-based Interactive Investor is majority [...]

  • Canadian pension fund circles Gatwick as deal nears

    October 20, 2018

    A Canadian pension fund is preparing a bid for a stake in Gatwick Airport which could be worth £3bn, Sky News reports. Canada Pension Plan Investment Board is reportedly part of a consortium in talks to buy out Global Infrastructure Partners, Gatwick’s largest shareholder, in a deal that could be valued at £3bn. Sky reports [...]

  • Competition watchdog launches probe into merger between Cambian and Caretech

    October 19, 2018

    The competition watchdog has launched an inquiry into the £375m buyout of children services provider Cambian Group by social care firm Caretech.  An initial enforcement order, published today, prevents the companies from taking any further steps in the merger process that could affect later stages of the investigation.  The businesses must stay separate and distinct during the process [...]

  • London Stock Exchange delivers strong results as it boosts holding in clearing house LCH

    October 19, 2018

    The London Stock Exchange Group (LSE) grew revenue five per cent in the third quarter it said today as it announced a further £384m investment in clearing house LCH Group Holdings. In the quarter to 30 September LSE’s total revenue grew to £464m while its total income expanded eight per cent compared to the same [...]

  • Fujifilm scores big win against US activist investors blocking Xerox merger

    October 17, 2018

    Fujifilm has won a court battle in its doomed bid for Xerox after an investor blocked a merger between the two companies. A New York court overturned preliminary injunctions requested by Darwin Deason, an investor who sold his Affiliated Computer Services to Xerox for $6.4bn in 2010. Deason and activist investor Carl Icahn, who between [...]

  • UK M&A regime changes ‘too radical’, says former Office of Fair Trading boss John Fingleton

    October 16, 2018

    The former head of the Office of Fair Trading (Oft) John Fingleton has slammed the government's "radical" merger and acquisitions (M&A) proposals. Fingleton, who was chief executive of the now closed government body between 2005 and 2012, said the revamp would create regulatory bureaucracy, put off foreign investment and be too influenced by politics. Read [...]

  • Scottish Power to use 100 per cent wind power after £702m Drax deal

    October 16, 2018

    Scottish Power is set to become the first major UK energy supplier to be powered 100 per cent by renewable energy after it today announced a £702m sale of its gas and hydro stations to Drax. Scottish Power had previously closed its coal powered facilities and today agreed to sell a 2,566 megawatt portfolio to [...]

  • London’s status as a tech hub helping drive transatlantic deals

    October 11, 2018

    London's status as a hub for technology and financial services is helping drive a strong flow of deals between the US and the UK according to audit firm Deloitte. Deloitte said deal volumes between the UK and US “remained buoyant” in the first half of 2018, with 238 completed deals in the period. There were 152 [...]

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