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Stop blaming private equity, without it small businesses would be strapped for cash

Stop blaming private equity, without it small businesses would be strapped for cash
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Private equity buying spree hits new record as British firms targeted

Fri 9 Jul 2021 01.00 EDT UK plc is the target of a private equity buying spree. Private equity firms have announced 124 deals for UK companies (both takeovers and minority stakes) with a combined value of £41.5bn so far in 2021, according to data company Dealogic. That was the highest value of deals by this point in the year since it started tracking transactions in 2005. The latest target is Morrisons. A supermarket that traces its roots back to an eggs and butter stall in Bradford is the subject of a three-way private equity bidding war between American buyout investors. If the deal for Morrisons goes through it will mean that more than 1 million British workers – including 118,000 at the supermarket group – will be employed by companies with private equity shareholders, equivalent to about 3% of the UK’s total workforce. Other British household names that have been snapped up by private equity since the start of the pandemic include the supermarket Asda, the roadside ass

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RUTH SUNDERLAND: Can M&S return to the pinnacle of UK retail?

Shares in Marks & Spencer have been staging an impressive recovery, having all but doubled in value in little over a year. But does this herald a genuine new dawn for the retailer?

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Director Appointments

Director Appointments Octopus Titan VCT plc (“the Company”) is delighted to announce the appointment of Lord Rockley as an independent non-executive Director with effect from 8 April 2021. The Company also announces the intention to appoint Gaenor Bagley as an independent non-executive Director subject to the approval by shareholders at the forthcoming Annual General Meeting of a resolution to amend the Company s Articles of Association to increase the aggregate annual remuneration of directors to allow for her appointment. Lord Rockley Anthony is a qualified chartered accountant and former partner at KPMG. He joined KPMG in 1983 and held various positions throughout his career most notably within the banking sector and latterly as the lead audit partner in KPMG’s Private Equity Group (‘PEG’) which he was instrumental in establishing. He led PEG Audit for 15 years until his retirement in 2015. Anthony was a member of the British Venture Capital Association working part

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Investegate |MavIncGroVCT4 Announcements | MavIncGroVCT4: Annual Financial Report

The financial year to 31 December 2020 has been a very challenging period, during which the COVID-19 pandemic and the protective measures that were subsequently introduced, have had a significant impact on the economy, whilst also affecting the personal and working lives of most people. This global health crisis has had a wide reaching impact across our society and the thoughts of the Directors are with all of those who have been affected. Against this economic backdrop, it is encouraging to report on the positive progress that has been achieved by your Company, with NAV total return at the year end increasing to 148.93p per share. This growth reflects the strength and resilience of the underlying portfolio, and the ability of investee companies to adapt to the evolving market conditions. The AIM quoted portfolio made a strong contribution to the overall performance with most investee companies reporting positive trading updates, which resulted in share price appreciation. C

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