ICG Enterprise Trust has a mix of its own investments in companies and investments in other private equity funds. It has been around since the 1980s under various managements.
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Quarantine chaos wipes £1.4bn off value of Britain’s top travel firms
Investors took flight from airlines and tour operators after the Government removed France, Malta and the Netherlands from the quarantine-free list leading to a dash for the border last night.
Eat Out To Help Out scheme serves 10.5m meals in its first three days
The number of people visiting pubs, cafes and restaurants has tripled in a month as Rishi Sunak’s Eat Out To Help Out scheme has inspired workers to leave their homes and spend.
Fitness buff builds £1bn Gymshark clothes brand from parents’ garage
After being taught to sew by his mother, Ben Francis and a group of friends set up Gymshark when he was just 19. US private equity giant General Atlantic has snapped up a 21 per cent stake.
How to survive the dividend drought: A few big names resume payouts
If you are one of the many investors who need an income, prepare for a little good news. A few big name firms have resumed paying dividends, and there are some generous yields on offer.
DIRECTOR DEALS: Unilever’s finance chief offloads £2m worth of shares
Graeme Pitkethly, 53, and his wife Linda sold a combined 47,000 shares on Monday. They sold for £2.1m overall. Pitkethly, joined Unilever in 2002, and was appointed chief financial officer in 2015.
PUNT OF THE WEEK: Uranium oxide supplier Yellow Cake
AIM-quoted company Yellow Cake supplies uranium from a Canadian storage facility. It does not mine uranium and nor is it involved in the enrichment process that leads to the creation of nuclear fuel.
Collapsed bookseller Bertram Books owes £25m but has just £600,000
Bertram Books was one of just two major national wholesalers supplying books to UK stores when it collapsed in June. It owes money to around 2,500 trade creditors, according to company filings.
ALEX BRUMMER: Britain fires up output but Covid has left nasty scars
The combination of a huge fiscal stimulus pushing government borrowing for 2019-20 up to £350bn and £300bn of money printing by the Bank of England has turned the tanker around.
MARKET REPORT: Fight to defeat Covid-19 boosts pharma minnow Verona
The AIM-listed group has been given permission by US authorities to test an inhaler containing its drug ensifentrine on hospitalised coronavirus patients in Alabama.










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