Richard Williams comments on the JUGI and AUSC merger in Patrick Sanders’ article: “If greater scale translates into better liquidity and a more resilient rating, it may not be its last deal,” Read the article here
Matthew Read comments on why he likes OCI and PPET in Val Cipriani’s article: PPET’s “European mid-market focus has continued to deliver, it has been achieving healthy uplifts on exits and there is a sizeable pool of mature assets that could benefit disproportionately if the exit market improves,” Read the article here
Richard Williams comments on the merger between JUGI and AUSC in James Crux’s article: “If greater scale translates into better liquidity and a more resilient rating, it may not be its last deal.” Read the article here
Richard Williams comments on the JUGI and AUSC merger in Michael Nelson’s article: “The bigger story, perhaps, is JUGI’s emergence as a consolidator in the sector. If greater scale translates into better liquidity and a more resilient rating, it may not be its last deal,” Read the article here
James Carthew comments on the Saba USA proposals in Angharad Carrick’s article: “Once again, US Growth Trust must suffer the disruption and expense of fighting off a self-interested activist. Once again, shareholders must rally around and reject its proposals…Saba already has a litany of failures under its belt, Gore Street Energy Storage being the latest. […]
James Carthew comments on the need to reject Saba’s proposals in Michael Nelson’s article: “Once again, USA must suffer the disruption and expense of fighting off a self-interested activist. Once again, USA shareholders must rally around and reject its proposals..Saba already has a litany of failures under its belt, Gore Street Energy Storage being the […]
James Carthew comments on Mid Wynd’s annual results in Michael Nelson’s article: “Mid Wynd’s pretty awful results demonstrate the struggle that quality-style managers have had over recent years,” Read the article here
James Carthew comments on Saba rejecting USA board’s exit deal in Patrick Sanders’ article: “Sticking its own nominees on the board will not get it a better exit deal, and trying to get itself appointed as manager is likely to fall foul of the new rules being implemented by the FCA.” Read the article here
James Carthew comments on Saba trying to wind up GSF in Patrick Sanders’ article “As a shareholder, I am very pleased to see that Saba’s attempt to force a potentially value-destructive wind up on Gore Street Energy Storage has failed.” Read the article here
James Carthew comments on Saba’s failure to win through on GSF in Maisie Grice’s article: “As a shareholder, I am very pleased to see that Saba’s attempt to force a potentially value-destructive wind up on Gore Street Energy Storage has failed…However, it must remember that our patience is not inexhaustible.” Read the article here
