Q&A: What does Foresight’s acquisition of WHEB mean for the future?
George Latham, managing partner at WHEB, explains why cultural alignment was crucial
George Latham, managing partner at WHEB, explains why cultural alignment was crucial
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Underlying profit before tax jumped from £127.1bn to £227.6bn, marking a 79.1% increase
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When the largest company in the bottom 10% of the small-cap sector has a market capitalisation of £1.7bn, are smaller companies getting too big for their boots?
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Rumours regarding a tie-up have been in circulation for more than a month
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The board is in ‘active discussions’ about selling the trust with ‘a number of interested parties’
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The private credit specialist holds $148bn of client assets
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The company has purchased 100% of the med-tech specialist’s shares
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Will become a stand-alone business rebranded as S&W
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It will take over management of its £17bn in assets under management
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There is an ‘urgent need’ for firms to adopt ‘transformational’ new technology, and consolidation is the fastest route
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After SEGRO agreed deal with rival bidder Brookfield to split the Tritax EuroBox portfolio
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Consolidations have swept the sector as wealth managers seek larger trusts, writes Simon Elliott
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