July 8, 2024
Banking

Keywords Studios sells for £2.1 billion in £24.50-per-share EQT buyout

Keywords Studios will be bought out by EQT for £24.50 per share, equating to a £2.1 billion valuation Keywords is unanimously recommending shareholders to vote in favour of the deal Private market investments organisation EQT has made a deal to acquire Keywords Studios for approximately £2.1 billion, buying up shares in the Irish video games

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Finance

‘Finance, trust fund, 6’5, blue eyes’: How a Gen Z TikTok star helped to rebrand City men from bad guys to husband material with a catchy rap

Gone are the days when men in finance were seen as corrupt and untrustworthy because now they’re Gen Z’s ideal partner. It’s no secret that men who work in the finance industry, who are currently being satirised as ‘finance bros’ on social media, have long been shunned among singletons across the globe for fear of

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Banking

Hot Five: Disney x Fortnite, Sega’s sonic speed, and a potential Keywords Studio

Start your week right with our quick take on the stories that are impacting the mobile industry right now. To help get you primed and ready for another week in mobile gaming, we’ve curated the biggest stories you need to know from the last seven days. 1) Disney will let Fortnite creators use its IP

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Finance

A’s hire investment banker to secure $500 million in financing

The Oakland Athletics have taken another significant step toward Nevada, retaining a major player in sports finance to broker a deal intended to provide team owner John Fisher with $500 million toward a new ballpark on the Las Vegas Strip. Nevada legislators last June approved $380 million in public funding toward the estimated $1.5-billion cost

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Funds

Opinion: Deals of the year: Companies offer big discounts to raise funds

Retailers wait until Boxing Day to slash prices. Not investment banks. Dealers that raise the money Corporate Canada needs to pay for takeovers have been selling stock at bargain-basement prices all year long to get deals done. Rising interest rates and economic uncertainty have upset what had been a sweet, decade-long run for Bay Street’s

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