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  • City institutions split over Astra bid rejection as pressure mounts

    May 20, 2014

    HEAVYWEIGHT City stockpickers were split last night over the impending collapse of Astrazeneca’s takeover, with FTSE 100 giant Schroders and the UK’s best known manager Neil Woodford divided over the deal. Woodford, one of Astrazeneca’s most influential shareholders, said he believed the business would prosper without a takeover by US drug firm Pfizer. He backed [...]

  • Reed Elsevier buys Wunelli to beef up its telematics business

    May 20, 2014

    INFORMATION services group Reed Elsevier has bought UK-based Wunelli, a telematics provider, in a deal thought to be worth around £25m. Telematics, the practice of sending data about drivers to an insurance company to calculate an accurate personal premium, is growing in popularity in the UK. Reed acquired the company in a bid to beef [...]

  • Investment Comment: How to invest in markets that are now hitting all-time highs

    May 20, 2014

    The UK and US are consistently beating growth expectations – but sensible investors should proceed with caution THE GOOD news? The UK economy is recovering very well, consistently beating growth expectations. We’re seeing increasing levels of merger and acquisition activity, while the FTSE 100, S&P 500 and Dow Jones indices have all been at, or [...]

  • Astrazeneca’s £15bn gamble

    May 19, 2014

    THE DEAL IS OFF. SHAREHOLDERS ARE HURTING. NOW THE UK DRUG GIANT MUST PROVE THAT IT CAN DELIVER ON ITS PROMISES – AND FAST UK DRUG giant Astrazeneca yesterday shut the door on Pfizer’s audacious £69bn takeover bid, splitting shareholders and piling pressure on bosses to live up to ambitious promises they have made on [...]

  • HgCapital sells off German toy manufacturer Schleich to Ardian

    May 19, 2014

    GERMAN toy maker Schleich, known for its lifelike figurines, has been bought by French private equity firm Ardian from its British owner HgCapital, the two private equity companies said yesterday. Neither side disclosed the price of the transaction, which the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung yesterday reported was €220m (£179m), citing unnamed sources in the finance industry. [...]

  • Britain’s supposedly open economy can’t afford this Pfizer political inquisition

    May 13, 2014

    THERE was something quite uncomfortable about watching MPs do their best to trip up the boss of a major multinational that has expressed an interest in investing in the UK economy. At yesterday’s Business Committee hearing into his firm’s proposed bid for Astrazeneca, Pfizer chief executive Ian Read was treated no differently to Rupert Murdoch during [...]

  • April heat can’t stop the City’s marathon stars

    April 14, 2014

    THE SUN was cracking the flags yesterday as an estimated 36,000 people took part in the London Marathon. As ever, the City certainly didn’t disappoint, with hundreds of financial professionals pulling on the Lycra and taking part. Barclays alone had an estimated 150 runners racing, while private equity firm LDC had 14 people running for [...]

  • Ex-Axa buyout unit raises cash

    April 3, 2014

    ARDIAN, the private equity unit spun out of investment giant AXA, has raised €500m (£413m) to invest in small businesses across Europe. The fundraising comprises €450m through a traditional buyout fund – the third fund raised through its Expansion brand – and a €50m pot from investors for direct co-investments. It follows on from Expansion [...]

  • City Moves for 04 April 2014 | Who’s switching jobs

    April 3, 2014

    Brewin Dolphin The wealth management firm has announced the appointment of Guy Foster as head of research. He joined in 2006 as an analyst from Hill Martin Asset Management, where he was an investment director and portfolio manager. Axa Investment Managers The investment management business has appointed Robert Price as a solutions strategist in its [...]

  • Sports Direct shareholders revolt over Ashley’s £70m bonus scheme

    April 2, 2014

    SPORTS Direct shareholders have rejected plans to introduce a bonus scheme that would have awarded founder Mike Ashley a £70m windfall, after revolting over a similar scheme two years ago. The retail giant said yesterday that it has cancelled a general meeting that was due to take place tomorrow after the board realised there was [...]

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