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3 weeks ago | 
marketscreener.com | Yamini Kalia |Yadarisa Shabong
Published on 05/16/2025 at 08:47, updated on 05/16/2025 at 09:47 (Reuters) -British healthcare real estate investor Primary Health Properties (PHP) has offered to buy peer Assura for about 1.68 billion pounds ($2.23 billion), outbidding rival U.S. suitors KKR and Stonepeak Partners. Assura agreed to a 1.61 billion pound takeover bid from private investment firms KKR and Stonepeak Partners in early April, after rejecting a lower bid from PHP.
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3 weeks ago | 
today.westlaw.com | Yadarisa Shabong |Yamini Kalia |Shailesh Kuber |Barbara Lewis
(Reuters) -British healthcare real estate investor Primary Health Properties (PHP) has offered to buy peer Assura for about 1.68 billion pounds ($2.23 billion), outbidding rival U.S. suitors KKR and Stonepeak Partners.
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3 weeks ago | 
today.westlaw.com | Yamini Kalia |Krishna Eluri
(Reuters) -Thames Water, Britain's embattled water supplier, said on Wednesday 98.78% of creditors voted in favour of the second consent request for its debt restructuring proposals. The company will now commence the drawing process for the second...
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1 month ago | 
today.westlaw.com | Kirsten Donovan |Yamini Kalia |Eileen Soreng |Pushkala Aripaka
(Reuters) -U.S. meal delivery firm DoorDash will buy Deliveroo in a deal valuing the British rival at about 2.9 billion pounds ($3.85 billion), the companies said, banking on a bigger reach and local expertise to take on competition.
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1 month ago | 
ca.marketscreener.com | Chandini Monnappa |Yamini Kalia
(Reuters) -Premier Inn owner Whitbread on Thursday signalled strong demand for the upcoming summer season and said it was confident about its medium-term goals, supported by planned expansions in the UK and continued strong performance in Germany. Its shares rose as much as 8% to their highest since February 11. Hotel operators are navigating waning leisure demand as high inflation curbs consumer spending on vacations.
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1 month ago | 
marketscreener.com | Iain Withers |Yamini Kalia
LONDON (Reuters) -British fund manager Aberdeen posted first-quarter net outflows of 5.2 billion pounds ($6.96 billion) after just one quarter of net inflows, weighed down by weak markets and a big redemption in its investments division. The fund manager, which added back dropped vowels to its name in March after a widely-mocked rebrand to 'abrdn' in 2021, is trying to bolster its finances under a strategy revamp led by CEO Jason Windsor after years of tough trading conditions.
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1 month ago | 
lse.co.uk | Iain Withers |Yamini Kalia
Aberdeen cites weak markets and Phoenix redemption
*CEO Windsor leading strategy revamp amid tough trading
*Aberdeen sees customer growth in consumer investments
platform
By Iain Withers, Yamini KaliaLONDON, April 30 (Reuters) - British fund manager
Aberdeen posted first-quarter net outflows of 5.2
billion pounds ($6.96 billion) after just one quarter of net
inflows, weighed down by weak markets and a big redemption in
its investments division.
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1 month ago | 
kfgo.com | Yamini Kalia |Chandini Monnappa
By Yamini Kalia and Chandini Monnappa(Reuters) -Barclays is scrapping its diversity and inclusivity targets across the United States, the bank said on Tuesday, becoming the latest British company to abandon its inclusivity goals following the U.S. President’s opposition to them. “Our representation ambitions for the rest of the group will continue,” a Barclays spokesperson said in an e-mail to Reuters.
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2 months ago | 
streetinsider.com | Yamini Kalia |Chandini Monnappa
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2 months ago | 
today.westlaw.com | Chandini Monnappa |Anil D'Silva |Yamini Kalia |Shailesh Kuber
(Reuters) -Barclays is scrapping its diversity and inclusivity targets across the United States, the bank said on Tuesday, becoming the latest British company to abandon its inclusivity goals following the U.S. President's opposition to them.
