Drax declines to raise HEIT bid
Leaving Foresight’s 92.4p per share offer as the HEIT board’s recommended option
Leaving Foresight’s 92.4p per share offer as the HEIT board’s recommended option
Including Schroders, JP Morgan and Carmignac funds
Middle East emerging as a key issuer, though Europe still dominates green bond landscape
Adapting its existing Medalist Rating framework for private market vehicles
Would a US/Ukraine mineral deal act as a stimulus or inject more volatility into an already fraught global commodity market?
Philanthropist John Spiers said he believes that passing his shares to a foundation may no longer be the right path
With AI adoption and expansion into private markets shaping the industry, companies embracing transformation will be best positioned for the future
Drax Group’s bid, which is being recommended by the HEIT board, comes at a 5% premium to the Foresight offer
HEIT shareholders will receive 84p per share, should the deal complete
Classified as Article 9 under SFDR
Hargreaves Lansdown’s Wall and Rathbones’ Coombs will chair the ACT Stewardship and Global Leadership councils
Article 8 concentrated fund with 35-45 holdings