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Insider dealing: Applied Nutrition’s London listing
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- 10 Mar 2025
Applied Nutrition’s London listing has shown that investor appetite for high-quality companies is as healthy as ever, says Nicholas Neveling.
Insight: warranty and indemnity insurance
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- 10 Feb 2025
M&A inherently has risks that investors want to mitigate through a deal process. It’s no surprise that warranty and indemnity insurance uptake is seeing an uptick.
Trendwatch: utilities and resources M&A
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- 10 Feb 2025
From water to energy, there’s a perfect storm driving M&A in the utilities and resources sector. Jason Sinclair looks at what’s in the pipeline.
Long read: women in corporate finance
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- 10 Feb 2025
Around the deal table, female representation among corporate financiers has historically been poor. Retaining women and promoting them into senior M&A advisory roles is a long-term mission – and a journey firms are still on.
Long read: powering up public offerings
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- 10 Sep 2024
In the past two years, UK take-privates have outnumbered IPOs by significantly more than two to one in London. But the prospects are looking good. Marc Mullen reports.
Understanding the connection between sustainability and finance
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- 17 Jul 2024
Marie-Josée Privyk, founder of Fincomm Services, and David Wray, ICAEW member and co-creator of iEARTHS, examine this key factor in transitioning businesses and capital markets towards sustainability.
On my CV: Ed Westhead, Fieldfisher
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- 09 Apr 2024
Effective collaboration with all advisers is critical to the ultimate success of complex deals, says Ed Westhead, equity capital markets partner at Fieldfisher.
Tough times for fundraising
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- 12 Feb 2024
Following a heady fundraising period, private equity now faces more tricky times. How are institutional investor appetites shifting? And how do firms raise capital in today’s market? Vicky Meek reports.
The big infra challenge
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- 06 Dec 2023
The sheer scale of energy transition projects means there will be no lack of demand for private capital to be deployed in infrastructure. In the UK, however, rising costs are creating a deliverability issue. Andy Thomson reports.
Faculty news: November 2023
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- 09 Nov 2023
The Faculty’s Earn-outs in Agreements guideline, David Petrie speaking at The Future of Capital Markets Regulation Summit 2023 last month, and news of The Corporate Finance Faculty Annual Reception on 9 November.
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