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  • Global investors back London to retain financial centre crown after Brexit

    June 30, 2016

    London will retain its position as a world-leading financial centre despite last week’s Brexit vote, according to a poll of global institutional investors seen by Morning Wire Two-thirds of those surveyed by FTI Consulting said the capital is unlikely to lose this coveted status. The results of the survey emerge as the FTSE 100 staged [...]

  • Turkey producer on the hunt for bootiful new owner

    June 29, 2016

    Turkey producer Bernard Matthews has reportedly begun searching for a new owner. The company, best known for its ‘bootiful’ catchphrase in adverts, is currently owned by Rutland Partners. Read more: Rutland gobbles up a stake in turkey firm Bernard Matthews Sky News first reported that Rutland has appointed advisers at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) to find potential [...]

  • Buyout giant raises £5.7bn for European fund

    June 29, 2016

    European private equity firm Cinven has raised €7bn (£5.7bn) from investors for its sixth fund. The fund was raised in four months and was oversubscribed for its original target of €5.5bn. Cinven’s last raising put together a fund of €5.7bn in December 2014, and led to investment in 17 companies, and 40 acquisitions. Over 90 [...]

  • Deutsche Boerse to “devote all efforts” to making London Stock Exchange merger work

    June 29, 2016

    Deutsche Boerse today said it will “devote all our efforts” to completing its planned merger with the London Stock Exchange. In a statement issued today, chairman Joachim Faber said that following last week’s Brexit vote “it is more important than ever to maintain a stable financial link” to the UK and said the merger can [...]

  • Monsanto discussing “alternative strategic options” with Bayer after rejecting $62bn bid

    June 29, 2016

    US seed company Monsanto has said it is discussing “alternative strategic options” with Bayer after it rejected the German company’s $62bn (£46bn) takeover offer last month. Reporting its third-quarter results today, the US firm said it had “no formal update” on the Bayer offer. Read more: Analysts expect improved Monsanto offer. Bayer shareholders may be [...]

  • London HQ of merged stock exchange in doubt after Brexit

    June 29, 2016

    London's position as the world’s leading financial hub could be dealt a symbolic blow, with doubts being cast over the location of its stock exchange’s merged headquarters with Deutsche Boerse. The London Stock Exchange (LSE) is locked in merger talks with its German equivalent, and shareholders are set to vote on the deal next week. [...]

  • German pressure on stock exchange merger intensifies after Brexit vote

    June 28, 2016

    Opposition to the London Stock Exchange’s (LSE) merger with Deutsche Boerse is intensifying in Germany after last week’s Brexit vote. The head of the country’s financial market regulator Bafin said today that the merged company’s headquarters could not be based in London after the UK voted to leave the EU. “Without doubt… it is hard [...]

  • Addison Lee is buying rival Tristar as part of its US expansion strategy

    June 28, 2016

    Addison Lee, the UK private car hire company owned by private equity giant Carlyle, is buying rival Tristar.  The financial details of the deal were not disclosed, but City sources put the valuation at around £30m. Tristar, which operates the largest luxury car fleet in the UK, has revenues of £50m per year.  Read more: Addison Lee is taking the [...]

  • Steinhoff increases holding in Poundland as Brexit casts doubts over takeover bid

    June 28, 2016

    South African retail conglomerate Steinhoff has upped its holding in UK discount retailer Poundland. The increase, from 23.26 to 23.52 per cent, comes despite Bensons for Beds owner Steinhoff saying last week the UK vote to quit the European Union had caused it to rethink its recent offer for the company.  Steinhoff, a furniture and household goods company with operations across Europe, Africa and Australasia, earlier [...]

  • Baltic Exchange and Singapore Exchange extend exclusive takeover talks

    June 28, 2016

    Singapore Exchange extended exclusive talks with the Baltic Exchange regarding a possible takeover offer by two months. The period has been stretched to 31 August from 30 June, SGX said in a statement released today. The two bourses had been in exclusive discussions since 25 May. Read more: String of foreign buyers circling the Baltic Exchange "SGX [...]

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