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Superdry has been experiencing challenges over the last few months. The UK climate was also not kind to the clothing brand, with the mild weather in Autumn last year cited as contributing to the suboptimal trading. The business has taken steps to reorganise its balance sheet, raising a small amount of equity, exiting agreements in the US and introducing brand licensing deals in Asia and India, and has previously agreed debt financing deals with Hilco and Bantry Bay. Shares were trading at a low point prior to Christmas however they dipped again yesterday, to an all-time low of less than 30p per share, with news that management have hired PWC to provide advice around their debt options. It's not all bad news though - the colder weather will hopefully see an uptick in sales at a time when good news is in short supply. #turnaround #restructuring #retail https://lnkd.in/dwAV7su2
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In the first quarter of 2024, the consumer & retail sector witnessed the completion of 53 M&A transactions with a total value of 3 billion euros. This marks a significant increase from the 40 deals worth 2 billion euros in the last quarter of 2023, and the 47 transactions valued at 1 billion euros in the first quarter of the previous year. These figures signal a positive trend for the Italian economy, highlighting the growing importance of operations in this sector relative to the overall M&A activity. The upward trend aligns with global dynamics, where companies are focusing on strategic divestitures to fund growth, reduce debt, and concentrate on their core business. Check out my interview for @BeBeez International discussing M&A activities in the consumer & retail field. Thanks to Stefania Peveraro https://lnkd.in/dF3au7jT
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Research from our international network colleagues Pandea Global M&A suggests that 2023 saw a disproportionate decrease in cross-border activity relative to the whole M&A market. We're expecting 2024 to see a resurgence in overseas investments in the Midlands amidst a more stable and buoyant environment.
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Institutional Assets Held Only Slight Edge On Retail in 2023 Institutional asset channels hits $30.9 trillion in 2023 as compared to $30 trillion for U.S. retail clients, according to a new Cerulli report. #cerulli #investing #dc #IRAs https://bit.ly/3vvMKLY
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BeautyMatter releases Q2 2024 M&A + Investment Report with analysis by John Cafarelli and Ilya Seglin, Managing Director, Investment Banking: Consumer, Retail & E-Commerce at Cascadia Capital. After a very strong start to 2024, beauty investment and M&A activity hit a bit of a rough patch in the second quarter. BeautyMatter Deal Index tracking only 52 deals: 👄 Deal activity was down 23.5% during the second quarter versus the same period last year 👄 H1 2024 deal activity is down 5.6%. 👄 7 brand shutdowns Q2, total shutdowns H1 2024 to 14. 👄 16 growth deals during the quarter, the lowest number since we started tracking this data. https://lnkd.in/gYtVCdV5 #beautymatterindex #research #trends2024 #investment #venturecapital #privateequity
Q2 2024: A Major Slowdown for Growth Investments
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Private equity firms are increasingly opening up to retail investors, expanding beyond their traditional base of ultra-high-net-worth individuals. This move could unlock new growth opportunities but also comes with challenges, including heightened regulatory scrutiny. Morningstar 🔗 Read the full article on Investment IQ: https://incm.pub/3MDTFbi #financialadviser #investment #investmentmanagement #finance
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I thought of sharing this insightful article "WHY I WILL NOT RETIRE (AGAIN)!" By Chris D'Souza Retirement is frequently viewed as the ultimate objective for many people. It's a period to unwind, savour life, and reap the benefits of years of labour. However, for certain individuals, retirement isn't the final aim - it's merely a brief pause in the journey. This is precisely how Chris perceives it. Chris has no intentions of retiring once more as he is fervent about his work, and he holds the belief that age must never hinder the pursuit of one's aspirations. Retirement might suit some, but for him, there remains a plethora of goals he aspires to accomplish and contribute to the world. What are your thoughts? Read the full article 👇
People like Warren Buffett, Rupert Murdoch, and Giorgio Armani continue to work during their golden years despite having the financial means to retire. A survey performed in 2023 revealed that nearly one-third of Americans fear they will never retire under various circumstances. (Gillespie, 2023). Read the analysis by Chris D'Souza: https://lnkd.in/gy-ii9XS #NeverRetire #Retiredlife #EarlyRetiremet #CMA #ManagementAccounting #Finance #Australia #NewZealand
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The Financial Services Council supports fine tuning the wholesale investor test, but with no changes to the income test, and existing wholesale clients should be grandfathered, otherwise investors could be forced to redeem their investments, which may not be in their financial interests. The broader MIS review has also not produced evidence for other significant reforms to the funds management regulatory framework, which has worked well for consumers. You can read more from Michael Read in The Australian Financial Review.
The FSC supports the Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones increasing the wholesale investor test ‘net asset threshold’ to better protect Australian consumers. New research by PwC Australia and Data Analysis Australia has revealed that in less than a decade, almost a fifth of Australian households would be eligible to buy wholesale products without retail consumer protections, a significant increase from the 1.5 per cent of households when the test was first introduced, and 11.7 per cent of households today. CEO of the FSC Blake Briggs tells the The Australian Financial Review that any changes to the wholesale investor test must involve grandfathering existing wholesale clients, otherwise investors could be forced to redeem their investments, which may not be in their financial interests, and there is no evidence from the MIS Review of the need for more significant reforms to the funds management regulatory framework. You can read more in Michael Read's story here.
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Dan Rohinton, portfolio manager at iA Global Asset Management, has shared his top stock picks for September 2024, selecting companies that reflect the current global economic landscape. 📈 LVMH (MC EPA): This luxury conglomerate, home to renowned brands like Louis Vuitton, Moët & Chandon, and Bvlgari, is capitalizing on growing demand from the Chinese market. 📈 Visa (V NYSE): A payments giant that leads the shift from cash to card. Visa continues to innovate despite facing antitrust challenges, and remains a major player alongside Mastercard. 📈 TransDigm Group Inc. (TDG NYSE): Focused on aerospace aftermarket services, TransDigm plays a critical role in the aircraft supply chain, with a history of strategic acquisitions. These companies offer diverse opportunities across luxury, fintech, and aerospace. Follow their progress in the global markets. #StockMarket #Investing #Luxury #Payments #Aerospace #GlobalEconomy #Leadership https://lnkd.in/g4jZGAS4
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