UK & Ireland unquote" 21 November 2011
Take privates are set to rise next year as depressed stock markets provide rich pickings for acquisitive corporates as well as financial buyers eyeing up bargains.
This comes in spite of the recent changes to the UK Takeover Code, which came into play on 19 September 2011 and could make such deals less straightforward. The changes include a 28-day PUSU clause (put up or shut up) which require offerors to make a formal bid within the time frame - or step back.
In the 21 November edition of UK & Ireland unquote":
*P2Ps and the Takeover Code
*Regional offices
*Sector specialization
*And more...
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