Keeping a steady hand on the tiller

Article Abstract:

Southampton benefits from a central location on the South coast of England, being close enough to London to commute while retaining its own independence as a regional leader in corporate development. The full range of financial services can be provided in Southampton, making it ideal for firms wising to relocate or takeover existing local companies. Staff shortages in specific areas of expertise appears to be the only drawback in the region.

Management, Economic aspects, Financial institutions, Southampton, England

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A series of triumphs and disappointments

Article Abstract:

Yorkshire's private equity market is dominated by public-to-private transactions, together with secondary buyouts and 'buy and build' deals. The buyout market is increasingly split by size and type of deal and Yorkshire's successful private equity houses will be those which proactively capture deals and find themselves a niche market.

Commercial Banks, Commercial Banking, Commercial Bank Corporate Svcs, Banking industry, Analysis, Finance, Corporations, Corporate finance, Leeds, England, Corporate banking

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