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Bridgepoint Development Capital buys 40% stake in high-growth tech company MVF

Cavendish Corporate Finance leads on sale.

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Nominations for 2015 M&A Awards now open

Prestigious June ceremony announced for ninth annual awards

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ECI Partners invests in Tusker following Smedvig exit

Venture capital fund Smedvig has exited salary sacrifice car scheme provider Tusker, handing over its stake in the company to ECI Partners.

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Wireless Logic acquired by CVC Capital Partners

First investment out of CVC Growth Partners Fund.

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Arena owners SMG Europe acquire CGC Events Ltd.

Venue management business has interests all across Western world.

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CTI Digital acquired by Paperhat Group

Manchester-based digital agency CTI Digital specialises in e-commerce platforms

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Capita buys Constructionline from government for £35m

Construction industry supplier service passes into private hands.

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AccuWeather merges with fellow meteorologist WeatherBank

Two big players in weather forecasting join forces.

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Capita buys Constructionline from government for £35m

Construction industry supplier service passes into private hands.

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AccuWeather merges with fellow meteorologist WeatherBank

Two big players in weather forecasting join forces.

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TA Associates acquires majority interest in Access Group

Private equity firm announces major investment in workplace technology company.

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LDC acquires NEC Group from Birmingham City Council

Venue’s business valued at £307 million

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Shire’s acquisition of NPS Pharmaceuticals ‘makes good sense’

Warwick Business School academic welcomes deal.

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Acquiring businesses enjoy record performance in 2014

Share prices significantly higher than those of non-acquirers.

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