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  • Rival Green Investment Bank bidder condemns government’s “unfortunate” choice of Macquarie as preferred bidder

    February 24, 2017

    The chief executive of a rival bidder in the Green Investment Bank privatisation has condemned the government for making an “unfortunate” choice of preferred bidder and stubbornly sticking with it. The government is in exclusive talks with Australian investment bank Macquarie as it seeks to sell-off the £2bn-valued Green Investment Bank. The deal has come [...]

  • “We are not in a bazaar”: German minister rules out HQ compromise in London Stock Exchange-Deutsche Boerse talks

    February 24, 2017

    Politicians in Frankfurt appear determined to accept nothing but the headquarters of the combined London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Boerse, with an influential minister making clear he is not interested in compromise. “We are not in a bazaar,” Thomas Schaefer told City A.M. when asked whether there was anything the exchanges could offer to the [...]

  • Ministers set to face spending watchdog scrutiny over Green Investment Bank sale

    February 23, 2017

    Government ministers are in the glare of Whitehall spending watchdog the National Audit Office (NAO) as the Green Investment Bank privatisation drags on, City A.M. has learned. With Australian investment bank Macquarie hopeful of clinching a deal soon, the government sale has come under intense scrutiny from politicians in recent weeks. MPs, led by the Green Party’s [...]

  • Investors are preparing to inject more cash into the private equity industry this year

    February 23, 2017

    Investors are planning to increase investments into the private equity this year, meaning further growth in the industry, new research out today found. Some 44 per cent of limited partners (LPs) surveyed by Rede Partners said they intend to deploy more capital this year than in 2016, a record year for fundraising volumes, while 11 per [...]

  • Theresa May criticised for “non-answer” to Green Investment Bank query at PMQs

    February 22, 2017

    Theresa May was criticised today for providing a “complete non-answer” to questioning about the Green Investment Bank sale. Michelle Thomson, an independent Scottish MP and member of the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) committee, asked May whether she would reconsider the sale at Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs). The PM said she would provide a [...]

  • Bayer confident of finalising Monsanto deal this year after winning Trump backing

    February 22, 2017

    German chemicals firm Bayer is confident of completing its takeover of US seeds company Monsanto this year after apparently winning blessing from US President Donald Trump. Reporting the company’s 2016 results today, Bayer chief executive Werner Baumann said the company was making “good progress” with the deal. Read more: You're the Bayer for us: Monsanto [...]

  • This isn’t an M&A bubble: It’s the start of an unprecedented boom

    February 22, 2017

    After a blistering final quarter of 2016, the first few weeks of 2017 have seen dealmakers continue to mine a rich seam of M&A, with big ticket transactions including Tesco’s acquisition of Booker and Reckitt Benckiser’s bid for Mead Johnson hitting headlines in the UK, and Luxottica and Essilor’s €50bn (£42.4bn) merger among many others [...]

  • Germany emerges as main concern for London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Boerse as UK government appears unopposed to merger

    February 21, 2017

    German opposition to the London Stock Exchange’s tie-up with Deutsche Boerse is fast emerging as the main area of concern for the companies, given the UK government and European Commission are seemingly on board. Deutsche Boerse’s chief executive, Carsten Kengeter, is to host local German politicians at an exclusive venue in the state of Hesse [...]

  • Private equity houses battle it out for £500m UK IT services firm Claranet

    February 21, 2017

    Private equity houses Blackstone and Inflexion are battling it out for a stake in a £500m-valued British IT services company, City A.M. has learned. US-based private equity firm Abry Partners is in the process of selling Claranet, which it invested in in 2012. Read more: Private equity giant buys majority stake in London cloud tech company [...]

  • UK politicians to have their say on London Stock Exchange-Deutsche Boerse deal

    February 20, 2017

    British MPs are set to crank up the pressure on the London Stock Exchange over its merger with Deutsche Boerse tomorrow. Conservative MP Sir Bill Cash has secured a parliamentary debate for tomorrow discussing the future of the London Stock Exchange and exploring whether the deal could be blocked. Read more: Deutsche Boerse boss attempts [...]

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