Liontrust eyes ESG link to remuneration
FTSE 250 fund group to further embed ESG criteria into its corporate structure months after shareholder revolt on executive pay
FTSE 250 fund group to further embed ESG criteria into its corporate structure months after shareholder revolt on executive pay
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Its first in Scotland and fourth in the UK
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But its sixth M&A deal since January 2021 marks a big shift in how the acquisition will be funded
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The duo secured private equity funding to set up their own business which has nation-wide ambitions
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After rejecting £300m unsolicited takeover bid by Brooks Macdonald
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Andy Bell’s successor has been named as deputy CEO Michael Summersgill
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Its new parent company has given the IFA firm ‘significant firepower’ to expand its footprint
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As the company plans to attract more investors by sub-dividing its ordinary shares
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They will be based in London and the asset manager’s new Chichester office
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Joining more than 20 other businesses that have already signed up to the service
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The combined businesses will have eight offices
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Infrastructure and PE manager to acquire £275m worth of mandates
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