KKR's Arctos Deal: Private Equity's Strategic Pivot Beyond Sports
KKR's $1.4bn acquisition of Arctos Partners reveals private equity's shift toward regulatory preparedness and diversified platforms, not just sports investment growth.
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NatWest Awards £500m Bonus Pool After Privatisation
NatWest Group will disclose a £490m bonus pool for 2025, a 10% increase, as it completes its transition to full private ownership after 17 years of state control.
Schroders CEO on $9.9bn Nuveen Deal: Excitement to Shock
The CEO of Schroders shares candid insights on the emotional journey behind the $9.9 billion mega-deal with Nuveen, revealing initial excitement and subsequent shock.
Jes Staley's Epstein Trust Role Contradicts Court Claims
Documents reveal Jes Staley served as a trustee for Jeffrey Epstein's estate until 2015, conflicting with his 2025 court testimony denying the role. The trust details millions in bequests and raises questions about his ties to the convicted sex offender.
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SFO Drops London Mining Bribery Case After 10-Year Probe
The Serious Fraud Office has officially dropped all corruption charges against former London Mining executives, citing insufficient evidence after a decade-long investigation into alleged bribery in Sierra Leone.
BNP Paribas, Wells Fargo Lead £10bn Schroders Deal
BNP Paribas and Wells Fargo have been appointed as key advisors on a major £10 billion capital deal for Schroders, highlighting their roles in high-value financial transactions.
Close Brothers MD: From Gordon Ramsay to Banking Success
Chiara Caldwell, managing director at Close Brothers, reveals her unique career path from fine dining hospitality to corporate finance leadership in London's Square Mile.
Morgan Stanley Hires Ex-DMO Chief Stheeman
Morgan Stanley has recruited Robert Stheeman, former head of the UK Debt Management Office, for a senior position, leveraging his expertise in government finance and debt markets.
Schroders' £9.9bn Takeover Ends 200-Year Family Ownership
Historic British asset manager Schroders agrees to a £9.9bn acquisition by Chicago-based Nuveen, creating a global giant with $2.5tn in assets while retaining London as its largest office.
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Schroders Acquired by Nuveen in £9.9bn Deal
American investment firm Nuveen acquires UK asset manager Schroders for £9.9 billion, creating a global giant with £1.8 trillion in assets under management.
Nuveen Buys Schroders in £9.9bn Asset Management Deal
Nuveen, the investment arm of TIAA, has agreed to purchase Schroders in a landmark £9.9 billion transaction, reshaping the global asset management landscape.
Salesforce CEO's ICE Joke Causes Employee Uproar
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff faced internal criticism after joking about the company's contract with ICE, highlighting ongoing tensions over tech ethics and corporate responsibility.
Banctrust Board Shake-Up as Investment Bank Faces Uncertainty
Banctrust, a prominent City investment bank, has announced a major board restructuring as it navigates an uncertain financial future, sparking industry speculation.
Banks Return to Wealth Management as Core Strategy
Leading financial institutions are re-emphasizing wealth management divisions, viewing them as stable revenue sources amid market volatility and changing client demands.
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Synthomer Eyes Share Sale to Shore Up Finances
London-listed specialty chemicals producer Synthomer is exploring a share sale to raise tens of millions of pounds, aiming to fortify its balance sheet amid declining demand and substantial debt.
CVC's Global Sport Group Announces £2bn Pimco Deal
CVC Capital Partners' Global Sport Group is finalizing a £2 billion debt financing deal with Pimco, chaired by former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown, expanding its sports investment portfolio.
Heineken Job Cuts Amid Falling Beer Consumption
Heineken is cutting 8,000 jobs globally due to a 5% drop in beer consumption, driven by health trends and economic pressures, with significant impacts in Europe and the US.
FRC Chair Sir Jan du Plessis to Retire in September
Sir Jan du Plessis, chair of the Financial Reporting Council, will step down in September, marking his retirement from corporate and public life after a distinguished career.
Pimco Backs £3bn Global Sport Group Refinancing
Asset management giant Pimco is anchoring a €2.35bn senior debt refinancing for CVC's Global Sport Group, part of a broader £3bn capital overhaul for the sports investment vehicle.
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Katie Price Moving to Dubai with Husband Lee Andrews
Katie Price reportedly plans to leave the UK permanently for Dubai with husband Lee Andrews, purchasing property there despite family worries about his business credentials.
FRC Begins Search for New Chair as du Plessis Steps Down
The Financial Reporting Council has initiated a recruitment process to find a successor for Sir Jan du Plessis, who is stepping down as chair after a tenure marked by regulatory reforms.
Alphabet's £1bn Century Bond for AI Investment
Google owner Alphabet raises £1bn through rare century bond as tech giants face massive AI capital costs, reviving a financing method last popular in the 1990s.
Barclays Denies Cautious Targets Signal Lack of Ambition
Barclays has firmly denied that its recent cautious financial targets indicate a lack of ambition for its investment banking division, amid market speculation.
Elliott Management Boosts LSEG Stake
Activist investor Elliott Management has raised its stake in the London Stock Exchange Group, intensifying pressure on the exchange operator amid strategic challenges.
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CBA's Record Profit Sparks Investor Surge and Union Backlash
Commonwealth Bank reports a record $5.45bn half-year cash profit, driven by investor lending in Australia's housing market, while facing union criticism over workloads and automation.
European Banks' Dealmaking Ambitions Defy 2025 Revenue Slump
European investment banks face a challenging 2025 with revenue declines in dealmaking, while U.S. rivals surge ahead. UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti remains optimistic about market share gains.
How Jeffrey Epstein Made His Millions
An in-depth look at how Jeffrey Epstein amassed a fortune estimated at $580m, from his early career at Bear Stearns to offshore tax havens and controversial client relationships.
Vashi Founder Faces Bankruptcy Bid Over £17.5k Debt
Vashi Dominguez, founder of collapsed luxury jeweller Vashi, faces bankruptcy proceedings as liquidators serve statutory demand for £17,500 repayment.
Saba Relaunches Campaign Against Scottish Investment Trust
American activist hedge fund Saba Capital renews its offensive against Edinburgh Worldwide Investment Trust, criticising board governance and past investment decisions.
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Paramount Adds $650m Quarterly Payout to Warner Bros Bid
Paramount Skydance has enhanced its $108bn Warner Bros Discovery takeover offer with a quarterly delay payment to shareholders amid antitrust scrutiny, as streaming giants compete for assets.
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