James Taylor

Exponent reunited with Kahn for Cardsave deal(2)

Exponent Private Equity has teamed up with old ally Clive Kahn, the former boss of Travelex, for the £70 million acquisition of Cardsave, a UK-based firm that supplies credit card terminals to small retailers.

EQT completes Salcomp exit(3)

EQT has sold its remaining 22.4 per cent stake in Helsinki-based Salcomp, a manufacturer of mobile phone chargers, bringing to an end of its longest-standing investments.

European Capital bullish on market woes(5)

The listed debt and equity provider has reported strong quarterly results and increased its dividend expectations, arguing that its “one stop buyout” model gives it a crucial advantage in the current market.

European Capital bullish on market woes(4)

The listed debt and equity provider has reported strong quarterly results and increased its dividend expectations, arguing that its “one stop buyout” model gives it a crucial advantage in the current market.

European Capital bullish on market woes(3)

The listed debt and equity provider has reported strong quarterly results and increased its dividend expectations, arguing that its “one stop buyout” model gives it a crucial advantage in the current market.

Bridges backs sock maker(2)

The UK venture firm with a social mission has invested £1.35 million in a management buyout of SealSkinz, an outdoor clothing maker based in an under-invested part of the UK.

PEP appeals to shareholders in Flight Centre row(3)

The Australian buyout firm has urged shareholders of travel agency Flight Centre to hold the independent board to account, after it withdrew its support for the firm’s bid to take a 30 percent stake in a leveraged joint venture.

EQT completes Salcomp exit(2)

EQT has sold its remaining 22.4 per cent stake in Helsinki-based Salcomp, a manufacturer of mobile phone chargers, bringing to an end of its longest-standing investments.

Bridges backs sock maker

The UK venture firm with a social mission has invested £1.35 million in a management buyout of SealSkinz, an outdoor clothing maker based in an under-invested part of the UK.

European Capital bullish on market woes(2)

The listed debt and equity provider has reported strong quarterly results and increased its dividend expectations, arguing that its “one stop buyout” model gives it a crucial advantage in the current market.