Better Capital related stories
All articles and analysis
Friday Letter Suited to life in publicJon Moulton’s Better Capital is doing what most listed private equity funds can only dream of: trading at a premium.
- Friday Letter A Better Way?
Better Capital, which is set up to make regular cash distributions to shareholders, is the only UK-listed private equity group to be trading at a premium. But that doesn't mean its peers should be trying harder to throw off cash.
- Better Capital buys fashion brand Jaeger
The Jon Moulton-led firm’s latest turnaround fund has made its second acquisition, picking up struggling fashion retailer Jaeger.
- Better Capital bucks listed private equity trend
Encouraging performance from the Jon Moulton-helmed vehicle has allowed the London-listed firm to announce a dividend to shareholders, its first since its inception in 2009.
- Insight 2013: Listed private equity
A steady stream of realisations, along with more realistic discounts, will put listed firms on a more secure footing next year. This should bring good value to shareholders, says LPEQ’s Ross Butler.
- A Better way?
Better Capital, which is set up to make regular cash distributions to shareholders, is the only UK-listed private equity group to be trading at a premium. But that doesn't mean its peers should be trying harder to throw off cash.
- UK lower mid-market grows
Despite fears that the UK economy is teetering on the brink of recession, the country’s lower mid-market appears to be in good health, according to Lyceum Capital in conjunction with CASS Business School.
- Moulton rocked
Private equity veteran Jon Moulton has been dragged into the Fox-Werritty scandal hitting headlines at the moment. Aside from the desire to have his political affiliations splashed in the papers unlikely, it appears the media has got his job wrong too
- Suited to life in public
Jon Moulton’s Better Capital is doing what most listed private equity funds can only dream of: trading at a premium.
- Better Capital inks second deal
The Jon Moulton-led firm is investing £13m in the UK business of Reader's Digest, an investment that will pull the business out of administration.