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A deal for Bill Ackman’s special-purpose acquisition company, Pershing Square Tontine Holdings, doesn’t appear to be imminent and investors are gloomy.
The announcement of an acquisition with a target Ackman has been chasing since November could still be “weeks” away, he told investors in his publicly traded hedge fund Pershing Square Holdings on Tuesday.
Or else it might not ever happen.
“There’s no change here in that we started working on a transaction in early November, have done our homework, we like the business and love the management team,” he said on a quarterly call with investors in the hedge fund.
Total investment and divestment activity across all investment stages increased to NZ$2.5b, from NZ$2.2b in 2019. Mid-market investment increased to NZ$736m from NZ$377m in 2019. The average investment transaction value for mid-market was NZ$21.6m, .
Press Release – NZ Private Capital Association Total investment and divestment activity across all investment stages increased to NZ$2.5b, from NZ$2.2b in 2019. Mid-market investment increased to NZ$736m from NZ$377m in 2019. The average investment transaction value for mid-market was NZ$21.6m, …
Total investment and divestment activity across all investment stages increased to NZ$2.5b, from NZ$2.2b in 2019.
Mid-market investment increased to NZ$736m from NZ$377m in 2019.
The average investment transaction value for mid-market was NZ$21.6m, significantly increased from NZ$13.8m in 2019.
Early-stage venture investment was NZ$127.2m across 92 transactions, an increase from NZ$112.2 across 46 transactions in 2019.
Campaigners demand to Government to halt Bristol Airport expansion
They have joined campaigners across the UK in calling for a national halt to all airport expansion plans
10:01, 10 MAY 2021
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Campaigners fighting the expansion of Bristol Airport have written to the Secretary of State demanding the plan is halted immediately.
Cadillac Fairview slates $400 million for real estate fund
Move by Ontario Teachers subsidiary part of new global strategy
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Cadillac Fairview, the real estate subsidiary of the C$221 billion ($179.7 billion) Ontario Teachers Pension Plan, Toronto, committed $400 million to
Hines Asia Property Partners.
Hines Asia Property Partners is an open-end, multisector, diversified real estate fund that targets investments in Australia, China (including Hong Kong), Japan, Singapore and South Korea, Cadillac Fairview spokeswoman Janine Ramparas confirmed Tuesday.
Cadillac Fairview serves as the founding investor for the newly launched fund. In January, Hines hired Chiang Ling Ng as its first chief investment officer, Asia, reflecting the real estate money manager s new global strategy.