Europe
UK Mutuals in Jeopardy due to New Rules Imposed
According to an IFR report, UK mutuals may not be able to survive the tough new regulations imposed by UK authorities.
More complicated anti trust issues arise if Liberty Global wins bid for Kabel
According to the German antitrust regulatory authority, the ownership of other service providers would delay and hamper Liberty Global's purchase of Kabel Deutschland.
British Airways to issue asset backed bond
After a previous disapproved bond issue, British Airways again attempts to float asset backed bonds to raise funds.
Virgin Money Returns to Profitability
Virgin Money recently returned to profitability after its acquisition of Northern Rock last January 2012.
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Sergeyevich Ivanov joined Altimp's international advisory board. (Photo : Reuters)This is the logo of Altimo. Russian international telecoms investor Altimo announced today that it has picked Igor Sergeyevich to join its international advisory board.
Lyceum Capital promoted two executives into its investment team. (Photo : Reuters)Access Group is one of Lyceum Capital's known portfolio companies.
Complix completed its Series B funding as Edmond de Rothschild Investment Partners and GMIV handed their support.
Greece's privatizations agency (TAIPED) urged a consortium headed by OPAP to sign a deal to sell its lotteries in the state last Tuesday.
Former trader of Bank of America, Iftikhar Ali launched a his new hedge fund company according to sources which told Reuters.
Last Tuesday, Autonomy announced that it has sold its remaining stake in video search engine group Blinkx Plc.
Raffeisen Zentralbank agrees to acquire loan assets from Volksbanken AG as part of the bailout plan.
MTS had entered into a compromise regarding ownership of Bitel. (Photo : Reuters)The image is the facade of a shop of one of the bidders for Tele2, MTS.
Total and Hellman & Friedman planned to sell 30% of their stakes in GTT, maker of cryogenic hull linings through an initial public offering.
Norway purchases more shares in Cermaq. (Photo : Reuters)The image is a fishing boat at the Atlantic Ocean. The state of Norway had spent nearly 1. 56 billion crowns or US$254 million to increase its shareholding in fish farmer Cermaq to 60% overall.