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  • Hedge funds face a glut of competition

    July 5, 2010

    HEDGE fund managers are buckling down for a trying year, as regulatory oversight and competition lead to a glut of market dogfights. A report out today by accounting and audit firm Rothstein Kass shows seven out of 10 expect a “trying” year as the extra competition leads to more funds chasing investment dollars. “It is [...]

  • London commuters face huge rise in tube fares, warns RMT

    July 5, 2010

    TRANSPORT FOR LONDON (TfL) could hike passenger tube fares to “eye-watering” levels making the “travelling public pay through the nose”, RMT has warned. The trade union has said that TfL has not given it enough information over Olympic transport plans. London commuters will have to shoulder fare increases as TfL tries to “plug a £5bn [...]

  • BBC Worldwide cashes in on hit shows to net over £1bn in sales

    July 5, 2010

    BBC Worldwide cashed in on top titles including Top Gear and Doctor Who, boosting its full-year sales seven per cent to over £1bn. It is the second consecutive year the commercial wing of the BBC has topped £1bn in sales. Operating profits increased 36.5 per cent to £145.2m. Chief executive John Smith said the figures [...]

  • Belgium begs London to OK EU watchdogs

    July 5, 2010

    EU presidency holder Belgium has intervened in a row about new European financial watchdogs in an attempt to avert a breakdown in talks to set up new supervisors by the start of next year, a senior diplomat said. Last weekend the country’s finance minister Didier Reynders contacted his British, German and French counterparts, asking them [...]

  • KKR set to float on the New York Stock Exchange in a $9bn debut

    July 5, 2010

    KKR is hoping to buck the trend with an ambitious flotation on the New York Stock Exchange, expected to value the buy-out fund at $9bn (£5.9bn). The firm, best known for its £11bn takeover of Alliance Boots in 2007, has planned to float for three years, but market volatility has thwarted them, reports the Daily [...]

  • Coller sweeps up Lloyds unit in £480m deal

    July 5, 2010

    BUYOUT house Coller Capital plans to inject £100m fresh capital into Lloyds Banking Group’s private equity portfolio after buying a controlling share in the assets, valuing them at £480m. Coller yesterday paid £332m in cash for a 70 per cent share in Lloyds’ Integrated Finance unit, which comprises equity and debt stakes in 40 companies. [...]

  • Daiwa to pay $1bn for KBC’s key divisions

    July 5, 2010

    DAIWA Capital Markets is to purchase KBC Group’s Global Convertible Bond and Asian Equity Derivative businesses for approximately $1bn (£660m). Daiwa’s investment banking arm announced plans last November to significantly grow its global markets, and at the same time KBC announced its updated strategy of focusing on its core bancassurance expertise in home markets in [...]

  • Brit asks Apollo for £865m

    July 5, 2010

    BRIT Insurance boss Dane Douetil has demanded a takeover offer of at least £11 per share from US buyout player Apollo before he will grant access for due diligence, according to sources. The FTSE 250 insurer raised the stakes in a game of brinksmanship with Apollo on Friday, rejecting an indicative approach of £10.50 per [...]

  • QBE set to snap up reinsurer Secura

    July 5, 2010

    AUSTRALIAN INSURER QBE has announced the acquisition of specialist Belgian reinsurer Secura from KBC Group for €267m (£221m). The deal, which is set to be completed by 31 August, is subject to regulatory approval, with Secura’s 2010 gross premium expected to be around €200m. The purchase price reflects tangible assets of €205m. Secura will form [...]

  • AgBank attracts interest from big insurers for IPO

    July 5, 2010

    AGRICULTURAL Bank of China (AgBank) yesterday said it had attracted subscriptions from big insurers and other major companies for the Shanghai portion of its initial public offering (IPO), helping to ensure that the issuance would not cause disruptions to local markets. AgBank’s roughly $20bn (£13.2bn) Hong Kong-Shanghai IPO has hung over the Shanghai stock market [...]

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