Craig McGlashan

ALK and Burnley FC’s Pace: Cost of living crisis calls for ‘innovative ways’ to help fans

‘Our idea has always been to build a sustainable club whether that is in the Premier League or not,’ says the Burnley chairman.

Tikehau’s Laillier says immediate impact of Brexit on PE ‘most likely behind us’; Main portfolio firm makes two add-ons

Main Capital announced that its portfolio company BCS HR Group has acquired two Dutch software companies: Medisoft and Tasper.

Tikehau’s Laillier: Local hires to help beef up UK presence

Fresh from his relocation to London from Paris, Tikehau Capital’s head of private equity outlines the reasons for his move and the ways that Brexit is affecting dealmaking.

Finance M&A busy as EQT closes BPEA deal and AXA looks to buy Spanish insurer

AXA Spain is in exclusive negotiations with Groupe des Assurances du Crédit Mutuel to potentially buy its subsidiary Groupe Assurances du Crédit Mutuel España.

Copper Street says payments sector ‘nowhere near done’ in terms of impact; PE responds to UK U-turn

The U-turn by the government 'is a step in the right direction' for financial market stability and the proper economic functioning of industry, according to Sunaina Sinha Haldea, global head, private capital advisory at Raymond James.

Copper Street’s del Missier: Satispay can ‘crack the cash conundrum’ in Italy

‘This sector is nowhere near done in terms of the impact on the financial services industry,’ says the Copper Street founder.

OpenGate welds Extol and AFE into aluminium group; Pollen collects PAIR; M&A bump spotted

OEP agrees to buy Amey from Ferrovial; SCP makes first exit with Noden sale

Noden Pharma's buyer is a European business in the specialist pharmaceutical sector, SCP said.

KKR-led group connects to Norwegian broadband; UK M&A shakes off wider market woes

Telenor Fiber AS, the newly established unit, is a subsidiary of Telenor and it will own the passive fibre assets in Norway.

Investindustrial cooks up Eataly recipes; Corsair spins off NoteMachine divisions

Following the deal, Corsair’s holdings will primarily comprise Eurochange, NoteMachine’s division providing specialist foreign currency and international payment services to retail and business clients.