In other news, Boohoo has added Oasis and Warehouse to its growing portfolio of brands, paying a little over £5 million and expects to grow its revenues by 25% this fiscal year, despite the uncertainty created by COVID-19. This goes to show the importance of having a flexible supply chain model...
I think here I'd just be honest. I don't think firms are looking to catch you out, I think they're just genuinely interested so I'd just be honest about if you've interviewed anywhere else or having anything else coming up
Afternoon all, I forgot to include this yesterday but there was an interesting feature in the FT about how, despite COVID-19, M&A activity in Spain has been very busy in the last few months e.g. the PE takeover of MasMovil, the merger of O2 & Virgin Media and Puig's purchase of a majority stake...
I'm not sure if you mean the Competition Markets Authority or CMA? They would be the regulatory body responsible for stopping mergers and/or making sure a merger can go ahead if the merger doesn't unduly impact the market.
I believe the FCA is only notified for the purposes of a change of...
Also today Royalty Pharma had the largest IPO of the year thus far, selling $2.2 billion worth of shares, proving that many companies are still pursuing IPOs despite the market uncertainties caused by coronavirus.
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Royalty Pharma poised for biggest US listing of this year...
Thanks for the question! Yeah I completely get where you're coming from! For me, I am using the FT to focus on the 2/3 particular industries because it allows you to add those options to the 'myFT' feature if that makes sense? E.g. retail, private equity, mergers & acquisitions, IPOs... whatever...
Following on from this, in today's 'Due Diligence' feature in the FT, the impact of Robinhood investing is laid bare by reference to Hertz which, although bankrupt, is planning on selling $1 billion worth of shares to investors to try and survive restructuring in a move which has left a lot of...
Equally, Latham & Watkins, one of the leading private equity firms in the world has written a really interesting feature on the growing number of PE investments into the sports industry which is definitely worth a read:
Scoring on Sports Deals...
Afternoon all, in private equity news today, dealmaking is still occurring at a significant pace with KKR investing $650 million into the property arm of Vietnam's largest conglomerate, in a deal which is one of the largest ever private equity investments into the south-east Asian markets...
Evening everyone! New week, new stories!
The most interesting story I found today was from the FT's feature on 'supply-chain finance' which is what Softbank and Credit Suisse have been partaking in over the last few months - 'the arrangement has allowed SoftBank effectively to provide financial...
You can do the law of organisations (basically company law) as an option at ULaw so if that's your main concern then I'd do it there for the cost factor tbh
Yeah, I was always taught that if it's a singular noun ending in -s then you only need to add an apostrophe e.g. Chris' book. In that case, I would say Linklaters', Macfarlanes', Morgan Lewis', Paul Hastings' etc.
Personally I wouldn't use them as it can come across as being too informal. However, abbreviating a firm's name, for example, Herbert Smith Freehills to HSF, is acceptable in my experience.
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