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  • US rival pulled out of London Stock Exchange bid because it expected Brexit vote

    August 3, 2016

    The owner of the New York Stock Exchange pulled out of a bid for the London Stock Exchange because it was anticipating a Brexit vote, the company has revealed. The Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) announced it would not be making a bid for the LSE, which is currently in the process of merging with German exchange [...]

  • Here’s the windfall City advisers are in for from the ARM Softbank mega-deal

    August 3, 2016

    A handful of top City firms will land a windfall share of the multi-million pound pot of cash being splashed on advisers to one of the biggest tech deals of the year. More than £100m is being spent on advisers to Softbank's acquisition of ARM in a £24.3bn mega-deal agreed in June. Big name banks such as Goldman Sachs and Lazard are [...]

  • UK’s Brexit vote expected to have global impact with fall in M&A deals

    August 3, 2016

    The UK’s Brexit vote is expected to hit global mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity, a new study has found. Seven in 10 global dealmakers believe that while it remains uncertain when and how the UK will leave the EU, the number of global transactions will fall overall. And 67 per cent believe that Britain leaving the [...]

  • Bookmaker William Hill snaps up gaming software firm Grand Parade to keep up with digital shift

    August 2, 2016

    William Hill has made moves to catch up with the gambling industry's shift to digital with the £13.6m acquisition of digital gaming software firm Grand Parades. Recently a huge amount of merger and acquisition activity has swept through the gambling sector. Paddy Power and Betfair came together in a £5bn tie-up, while Gala Coral and Ladbrokes merged in a £2.2bn [...]

  • The billion-dollar Tesla SolarCity merger is (El)on

    August 1, 2016

    Green energy firm SolarCity has accepted a $2.6bn all-stock takeover deal from Elon Musk's Tesla.  Both companies' stocks dipped on the news, with SolarCity's closing down 7.4 per cent to $24.72, while Tesla's share closed down two per cent at $230.01.  ​SolarCity's stock also took a five per cent dive this morning after it snuck out a downgrade in its full-year [...]

  • Verizon is buying this Irish GPS company for $2.4bn

    August 1, 2016

    Verizon's buying spree hasn't ended with Yahoo. Verizon has now made a cash offer for Irish GPS vehicle tracking company Fleetmatics for $2.4bn (£1.8bn). The US telecoms giant is looking to expand into internet connected devices as it grows its business away from its core mobile market.  Fleetmatics' shares leaped by 39 per cent to $59.69 following the announcement, though investors sent Verizon shares down by 0.1 [...]

  • Crunching the numbers: Mazars completes on deal with Corality Financial Group

    August 1, 2016

    Get ready for a whole bunch of number crunching: Accountants Mazars has completed its acquisition of  financial modelling and training firm Corality Financial Group. As part of the deal, Corality's training academy and financial modelling services will be rebranded as Corality by Mazars. The new brand will be led by Rickard Warnelid, previously Corality Group's chief executive who will now [...]

  • Small business M&A unaffected by Brexit fears

    August 1, 2016

    Deal activity among SMEs flourished in the first half of 2016 and was higher than than the year before, despite Brexit fears. Private equity investors completed a total of 40 deals in British companies between the £10m and £100m mark in the first half of 2016, according to data released today by the Lyceum Capital [...]

  • After winning shareholder support, London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Boerse prepare for the real challenge

    July 29, 2016

    The London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Boerse are preparing for a regulatory battle to force through their £21bn merger after winning shareholder support. Analysts covering the deal remain doubtful that the tie-up will pass the necessary hurdles, with particular scrutiny expected from the European Commission and the State of Hesse, where Deutsche Boerse is based. [...]

  • Rival exchange eyes “opportunities” from LSE merger as European opposition grows

    July 28, 2016

    The head of pan-European exchange group Euronext has told of the growing opposition to the tie-up between the London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Boerse. Speaking to City A.M. as Euronext reported its best quarterly profits since it went public in 2014, chief executive Stephane Boujnah also indicated that his company is monitoring the situation to see “whether [...]

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