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  • Vodafone’s Indian merger with Idea could net investment banks a tenth of total annual fees in the country

    February 15, 2017

    A raft of major investment banks are circling Vodafone in an attempt to secure bumper returns from advising on the telecoms giant's £10bn Indian merger with Idea Cellular, according to reports. BoAML, UBS and Standard Chartered are understood to be fighting among themselves to secure the mandate, sources told Reuters. And lucrative advisory roles could net them [...]

  • Softbank buys US fund manager Fortress for $3.3bn in next step of strategic redirection

    February 15, 2017

    Japanese group Softbank has agreed to buy US fund manager Fortress in a deal worth $3.3bn (£2.6bn), as part of the telecom and technology firm's strategic redirection. Announced overnight, the deal is the first by Softbank into an investment fund and follows the an announcement last October by chief executive and founder Masayoshi Son that the group has [...]

  • Activist investor Chris Hohn launches bid to block €8.5bn aerospace deal, potentially pitting TCI against the French government

    February 14, 2017

    Sir Chris Hohn’s activist hedge fund has launched a bid to block an €8.5bn (£7.2bn) aerospace deal. The Children’s Investment (TCI) Fund, which owns a 4.1 per cent stake in Safran, wants to block the aircraft-engine maker’s takeover deal for plane-seat supplier Zodiac. Read more: Safran's €8.5bn takeover of aircraft seat maker Zodiac takes off [...]

  • Parkdean and NewDay deals helped European private equity stage late comeback in 2016

    February 14, 2017

    European private equity activity began to recover in the last quarter of 2016 after a difficult first nine months to the year, according to a report published today. Although the number of European private equity deals tracked by the Private Equity Barometer fell, the total value of the transactions came in at its highest level, €39.1bn, [...]

  • Xafinity wants to take on the big boys with its London IPO

    February 14, 2017

    The £190m float of a mid-tier actuarial and consulting firm will help it break the stranglehold of the largest three market players, its boss said today. Xafinity announced plans earlier this morning for a London listing and intends to make an official admission to the exchange on Thursday. Paul Cuff, the company's co-chief executive, told City A.M. he hopes the [...]

  • US extends probe into $43bn ChemChina-Syngenta deal

    February 14, 2017

    The US has asked for more information for its probe into China’s largest ever foreign acquisition. But Syngenta, the Swiss chemical company being taken over by ChemChina in a $43bn (£34bn) deal, said the transaction should still complete in the first half of this year. “We have received a second request but do not expect [...]

  • Energy M&A powers into the record books: Deal activity jumps by over a third in 2017

    February 13, 2017

    Energy and power M&A activity is at an all-time high at the start of 2017, with nearly $66bn (£53bn) of deals announced this year. Deal activity is 36 per cent higher in the sector compared with the same period last year and the best start to a calendar year since records began in the 1980s, according to Thomson [...]

  • The Only Way is Ethics: L’Oreal and the mission-led challenge

    February 10, 2017

    Barely a decade after its purchase of ethical retail flagbearer, The Body Shop, L’Oreal has announced its intention to sell the company. With profits sharply decreasing by 38 per cent in the year ending 31 December 2016, the business has faced increased competition from mainstream and ethical competitors, such as Lush, leaving some customers alienated [...]

  • Lurpak container maker aims to spread business globally with £500m US takeover

    February 9, 2017

    UK packaging firm RPC Group’s shares dropped six per cent today after it announced a $640m (£511m) US acquisition. RPC, which makes containers for the likes of Lurpak butter, Philadelphia cheese and Dulux paint, has agreed to buy plastic food-packaging products firm Letica Group. Read more: RSA shares rise at the open as it disposes [...]

  • Locals lose out as Severn Trent’s Dee Valley Water takeover gets the go-ahead from the High Court

    February 8, 2017

    Locals' attempts to thwart the takeover of a Welsh water company have failed after Severn Trent's bid to pick up Dee Valley Water has been given the go-ahead in the High Court. The court decided the £84m deal by the FTSE 100 firm, initially agreed on back in November, could go ahead. However, it adjourned until 10 [...]

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