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  • Foresight appoints new infrastructure co-chief on strong demand for sustainable investments

    December 9, 2021

    London-listed sustainable investment manager Foresight has this morning announced the appointment of Ricardo Piñeiro as a new co-head of its infrastructure division, as the group expects the trends driving its rapid growth in sustainable infrastructure investment to continue apace. Assets under management rose 13 per cent to £8.1bn in the six months to 30 September, [...]

  • Omicron hit to economy: New Covid restrictions may cost businesses £4bn in December

    December 9, 2021

    The UK economy should brace itself for a £4 bn a month hit and see taxpayers foot the bill for more emergency support as new Covid restrictions to clamp down on the spread of the Omicron variant come into force, a think tank has warned. The right-wing Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) said Plan B [...]

  • Growth capital business a key focus for long-term strategy at Numis, says co-CEO

    December 8, 2021

    City broker Numis this morning reported its full year revenue swelled nearly 40 per to hit £215.6m, as a buoyant IPO market coupled with stabilised markets and rising deal fees helped the firm deliver its second record annual revenue performance in a row. Profit before tax doubled in the year to September 30, which Numis [...]

  • Man Group announces $250m share buyback after cashing in on market rebound

    December 8, 2021

    Man Group, the world’s largest listed hedge fund manager, this morning announced it intends to buy back up to $250m shares to return cash to shareholders, after it posted consistently good performance over the last year. The FTSE 250 group said it will begin buying back the first tranche of $125m shares immediately, and the [...]

  • Permira takes Mimecast private in £4.4bn all-cash deal

    December 7, 2021

    Shares in Mimecast jumped more than 6 per cent in pre-market trading on the news that the British cybersecurity firm is being targeted by private equity firm Permira in a take-private deal valued at $5.8bn (£4.4bn). In the latest deal in what has been a very busy year for private equity interest in the tech [...]

  • London tie-up: Liontrust acquires Majedie Asset Management for up to £120m

    December 7, 2021

    Liontrust Asset Management said this morning that it has agreed to acquire its London peer Majedie Asset Management, in the latest example of a trend of consolidation in the industry. FTSE 250 boutique firm Liontrust said it will pay an initial £80m for Majedie, plus an additional deferred consideration of up to £40m. Due for [...]

  • Grassroots ESG: Retail activist investment platform Tulipshare raises $11m

    December 7, 2021

    Tulipshare is targeting the next generation of shareholders by tapping into their booming interest in retail investment and demand for a corporate ESG overhaul. After launching in July, the London-based startup has raised $10.8m in seed funding from investors including Eurazeo, Speedinvest and Frst, and received backing from the co-founders of friend locator app Zenly [...]

  • Blackrock and Vanguard rake in billions: Omicron variant makes Moderna and Pfizer shareholders more than $10bn

    December 6, 2021

    Big pharma executives and shareholders saw their wealth skyrocket in the week after the Omicron variant was discovered, with eight top Pfizer and Moderna shareholders making a combined $10.3bn. Campaigners have accused pharma executives of “making a killing from a crisis they helped to create”, blaming “grotesque” levels of vaccine inequality for creating the conditions [...]

  • Six Nations stakeholder CVC hires Goldman to plot £11bn IPO

    December 5, 2021

    London-based private equity giant CVC Capital Partners is reportedly working with Goldman Sachs to prepare to follow in Bridgepoint’s footsteps with a blockbuster stock market listing. CVC, which boasts Six Nations rugby and RAC among its portfolio, is working with the bank on a potential float that could value it at up to £11bn, the [...]

  • Triple whammy: SoftBank shares slide 3.5 per cent after rocky 24 hours for Didi, Arm and Grab investments

    December 3, 2021

    Shares in Japanese conglomerate Softbank sank as much as 3.5 per cent today after three of its high-profile investments Didi, Arm and Grab were hit with setbacks in the last 24 hours. The investment giant’s shares dropped as low as 5,423 yen ($47.89) today, before settling slightly higher, but with losses of 23 per cent [...]

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