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  • Brooks Macdonald to move off AIM as firm eyes further growth

    January 15, 2025

    Brooks Macdonald is set to ditch AIM for the London Stock Exchange’s main market as the asset manager looks to enhance its profile and drive growth. In a trading update, the asset manager said that the move would enhance its “corporate profile,” as well as extend the “opportunity to own its ordinary shares to a [...]

  • Why this UK stockpicker is now looking to the US

    January 14, 2025

    A top UK stockpicker is betting on small companies listed on the London Stock Exchange that make most their cash overseas amid fears the British economy will stagnate this year. “The winners will be US or global earnings with a London listing,” said Laurence Hulse, manager of the UK small company-focused Onward Opportunities trust. The [...]

  • Trouble for B&M as millions wiped off value despite huge pay day

    January 14, 2025

    Despite reporting increased sales and a huge dividend of more than £150m, shares in B&M plunged in the aftermath of its latest trading update last week. Shares in the Liverpool-headquartered discount retailer slumped from 360p to 316p following the publication of its third quarter results. B&M’s price has hardly recovered in the days since, with [...]

  • Private equity firms under pressure to kickstart UK dealmaking

    January 14, 2025

    Private equity fund managers are coming under mounting pressure from their investors to begin striking deals after a sluggish two years hampered by political turmoil and lofty interest rates, advisers have said. While deal value ticked up through 2024, backers of top private equity funds are taking a “sterner” tone with fund managers after a [...]

  • Why the London Stock Exchange is no longer a home for the legal sector

    January 14, 2025

    A scandal broke out at one of the only remaining listed legal groups last week. It is time to say the London Stock Exchange is not the place for the legal sector

  • Millionaire Barry Maloney takes FTSE 100 ICG to court over unicorn spat

    January 14, 2025

    Intermediate Capital Group is set to face Irish investor Barry Maloney in High Court today over a spat linked to an investment into "unicorn" firm Workhuman

  • AIM: IPOs on London’s junior market stayed at rock bottom

    January 10, 2025

    The number of IPOs on AIM has continued at its record low numbers in 2024, sailing below the level of the financial crisis. IPOs on London’s junior stock market totalled just 11 last year, the same number as in 2023 and below the 13 recorded during the 2008 financial crisis. While the amount of money [...]

  • Another private takeover: Alliance Pharma offered £350m

    January 10, 2025

    The London Stock Exchange is facing yet another private takeover, with Alliance Pharma offered £349.7m in an all-cash deal. The AIM-listed firm, which sells over-the-counter drugs in over 100 countries, has seen its board recommend the takeover unanimously by asset manager DBAY Advisors and Edmond de Rothschild’s ERES IV fund. The group’s stock price jumped [...]

  • RBG: Ousted founder filed winding up petition against troubled listed law firm

    January 9, 2025

    The freshly ousted founder of listed legal business RBG Holding has filed a winding up petition to the High Court against the group

  • UK stock funds suffer worst year on record as investors pull nearly £10bn

    January 8, 2025

    UK-focused stock funds suffered their worst year on record last year as investors yanked nearly £10bn from the market, new figures have shown. While equity vehicles globally raked in a record £27.2bn through 2024, UK funds haemorrhaged some £9.6bn in their most sluggish year ever relative to the performance of the wider market, according to [...]

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