SLIDESHOW

The M&A Scene: CEO Leadership
Dealmakers gathered at the Harvard Club in New York on May 7 as part of ACG NY's CEO Leadership event. Peter Gonye, a co-leader within Spencer Stuart's private equity practice in North America was the keynote speaker. Panelists included M. Tatum Pursell, senior adviser, Unlimited Horizons; Tony Ecock, general partner, Welsh Carson Anderson & Stowe; Jim Follett, former CEO of Authentic Response Inc.; Doron Grosman, operating partner, Court Square Capital; and Joelle Marquis, partner, Arsenal Capital.

Watercooler

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NBH Capital Finance will focus on the lower middle market

Dealmakers

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The Time Warner chairman hints there may be a future deal for the spun-off magazine business, maybe even with Meredith

Columns

The Buyside:
Trench Dealfare

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Today's Transactions:
Manchester United Picks Up Rest of Television Station

The soccer team bought the rest of Manchester United Television to control content production and distribution

Soccer team Manchester United (NYSE: MANU) has purchased a third of Manchester United Television from British Sky Broadcasting Group plc (LSE: BSY), giving it full control of the television network.

Manchester United Television was launched in 1998 as a joint venture, with UK broadcaster ITV and BskyB as equity partners. The channel broadcasts Manchester United-related programming in 57 countries. In 2007 Manchester bought ITV’s stake in the company. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

The team bought the remaining stake so it could control 100 percent of the content production and distribution capabilities of the business.

The television channel is based in Manchester, England.

 

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