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  • We can’t Bayer it: Henderson attacks German’s Monsanto takeover pursuit

    July 19, 2016

    London-based fund management group Henderson Global Investors has attacked Bayer’s proposed takeover of US seeds company Monsanto. Asim Rahman, Henderson’s European equities fund manager, also demanded there be a shareholder vote on the deal, although it does not technically require investor approval. Henderson is understood to have reduced its stake in Bayer since news of the [...]

  • Another boost for post-Brexit UK M&A as US broker agrees takeover deal

    July 19, 2016

    US interdealer broker BGC Partners today announced it has agreed to buy the UK’s Sunrise Brokers. Founded in 1991, the independent UK firm offers broking services across equity, credit, FX, hybrid and commodity derivative asset classes. Sunrise Brokers, which is being acquired for an undisclosed sum, has offices in London, New York and Hong Kong. Read [...]

  • The biggest acquisitions of British brands made by the Japanese

    July 18, 2016

    Foreign firms have long been interested in breaking into the British market – and with sterling weak at the moment, the time is ripe for companies eager to make deals. With the confirmation of Japan’s SoftBank making a £24.3bn play for British tech firm Arm Holdings, we've decided to give you a brief breakdown of [...]

  • Arm founder bemoans “sad day” for British tech market as Japanese firm SoftBank makes play for chipmaker

    July 18, 2016

    Arm Holdings founder Hermann Hauser has described the news that the chip manufacturer is likely to be sold to Japan's SoftBank as "very sad". SoftBank has made a £24.3bn bid for Arm, which was spun out of Hauser's Acorn Computers in 1990. Hauser now runs Amadeus Capital Partners, which he co-founded in 1997. "Arm is [...]

  • Prime Minister and chancellor hail SoftBank’s Arm bid as a “vote of confidence in Britain”

    July 18, 2016

    The Prime Minister and chancellor have today spoken out in support of SoftBank’s takeover bid for UK tech firm Arm Holdings. Cambridge-based Arm revealed today it had received a £24.3bn offer from the Japanese company, sending its share price up by more than 40 per cent. Read more: Paying an Arm and a leg? Chipmaker [...]

  • New Prime Minister Theresa May says all foreign takeover bids will be assessed to determine whether they’re in the national interest

    July 18, 2016

    Prime Minister Theresa May has said foreign takeover bids for British firms must be assessed to determine whether they're in the national interest. Her comments come hours after Cambridge-based tech firm Arm Holdings revealed it had received a £24.3bn offer from Japan's SoftBank – sending the British chipmaker's stock up by over 45 per cent. [...]

  • London private equity firm buys out northern healthcare company

    July 18, 2016

    London-based private equity house Agilitas has announced the acquisition of Exemplar Healthcare, a company providing residential nursing care. The management buyout deal, understood to be worth around £150m, comes after Agilitas last week sold French company Ionisos to private equity giant Ardian. Read more: London-based private equity firm announces sale to Ardian Exemplar, based in [...]

  • Paying an Arm and a leg? Chipmaker shares soar on news of £24.3bn SoftBank takeover bid

    July 18, 2016

    British tech giant Arm Holdings has agreed to a £24.3bn takeover bid by Japanese telecoms group Softbank – and the new owners have big plans for growing the company. Shares shot up in early trading, then stuck there: shares in the Cambridge-based firm were up 42.6 per cent in late morning trading [stockChart code="ARM" date="2016-07-26 17:00"]   Read [...]

  • How six City analysts reacted to Arm’s acquisition by Softbank

    July 18, 2016

    Another ripe fruit was plucked from the tree of UK plc today, after Japanese lender Softbank announced it was acquiring Arm Holdings, the rockstar chip designer. Not surprisingly, shares in the company, whose clients include Apple and Samsung, shot up more than 40 per cent on the announcement of the news. But how did the City [...]

  • As SoftBank swoops for Arm Holdings – is the weak sterling making British firms more attractive to foreign buyers?

    July 18, 2016

    The deal between Japan's SoftBank and London-listed Arm Holdings announced this morning could be just the first of many foreign transactions kicked off by the recent referendum. SoftBank's £24.3bn swoop for Arm, which is said to be the biggest ever technology acquisition in Europe, was probably helped by the fact that sterling is significantly weaker in [...]

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