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  • US presidential election 2016: Donald Trump would be worse for deals activity than Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, survey of 1,500 M&A bankers finds

    April 14, 2016

    Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) bankers are more worried about the prospect of Donald Trump than Bernie Sanders, a self-described socialist. Some 62 per cent of 1,500 M&A banking professionals worldwide believe Trump, the Republican frontrunner, would have a negative impact on activity in their area.  Read more: Donald threat trumps Brexit, fund manager tells investors This [...]

  • With “unaddressed cultural clashes” disrupting M&A, insurance company encourages dealmakers to switch focus from finance to people

    April 13, 2016

    Businesses must focus more on tackling "cultural clashes" for mergers and acquisitions (M&A) success, according to insurance company Willis Towers Watson. A survey of 750 insurance executives found 42 per cent of companies recognise the importance of cultural integration and of hiring and retaining employees to the success of a deal. Read more: Brexit warning from Germany [...]

  • Premier Foods share price drops 30 per cent after US company McCormick gives up on bid to buy Mr Kipling owner

    April 13, 2016

    US company McCormick has given up on its bid to buy rival Premier Foods following a due diligence review. The UK company's share price dropped by more than 30 per cent this morning to 39.74p. Premier Foods, which owns Mr Kipling, had previously rejected three offers from McCormick. But Premier announced last week that it would be meeting with [...]

  • European private banking group expands UK presence with acquisition from BNP Paribas

    April 12, 2016

    A pan-European private banking group has announced an acquisition from BNP Paribas to expand in the UK. KBL European Private Bankers has reached a preliminary agreement to buy Insinger de Beaufort, a private bank in the Netherlands that is also active in the UK. KBL already owns private bank Brown Shipley, which is based in the UK. Read more: M&A boom of [...]

  • Oil price volatility holding back “inevitable” M&A in industry, new survey of executives finds

    April 12, 2016

    Oil price volatility is holding back mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity in the industry, according to a new report. With falling energy prices, distressed sales and bankruptcies in the oil and gas sector, M&A levels are widely predicted to increase. But research by law firm Clyde and Co has shown that the "inevitable" wave of activity has [...]

  • Merged London Stock Exchange group could “under no circumstances” be based in UK if nation votes for Brexit, says Frankfurt politician as Tory MP slams German “desire to take over”

    April 12, 2016

    The political row over the proposed merger between the London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Boerse has escalated. A German member of parliament told CityAM that the merged company could "under no circumstances" be based in the London rather than Frankfurt if the UK votes for a so-called Brexit. Ulrich Caspar, a member of parliament for [...]

  • UK is top targeted European country for M&A deals from emerging markets

    April 11, 2016

    The UK was the number one European target for inbound deals from emerging markets in the second half of last year, according to a new report. During the six-month period, UK companies were involved in 45 inbound, completed deals, up nearly 30 per cent on the first half of the year, KPMG's cross border deals tracker [...]

  • M&A boom of 2015 may not be over yet: Law firm report adds to Goldman Sachs optimism

    April 11, 2016

    A law firm's report has joined Goldman Sachs in suggesting the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) boom of 2015 may not be over yet. Baker & McKenzie's quarterly cross-border M&A index, released later this week, reports that cross-border M&A has accelerated in the first quarter by eight per cent year on year, with 1,147 deals worth [...]

  • Wealth management firm Courtiers sets sights on three acquisitions as it aims to take assets under management total to more than £1bn

    April 11, 2016

    Wealth management firm Courtiers has set its sights on three acquisitions to take its total assets under management to £800m. It has agreed a deal for JRH Asset Management, which has around £62m in funds under management. And two more deals, both of which are subject to non-disclosure agreements, are also in the pipeline. Read more: [...]

  • London Stock Exchange-Deutsche Boerse merger under pressure from Germany, where politicians are worried about Brexit and company being based in UK

    April 11, 2016

    The proposed merger of Deutsche Boerse and the London Stock Exchange is facing increasing political scrutiny – with German politicians now voicing their concerns. Members of the country's ruling Christian Democrats have questioned the wisdom and fairness of the merged organisation being based in the UK – especially if the nation votes for a so-called Brexit. [...]

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