Gartmore set to float in December

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Gartmore has confirmed it intends to float on the London Stock Exchange next month.

The fund management firm says it will use the proceeds of the flotation to reduce its net debt to approximately £150m. Hellman & Friedman, the US private equity firm which owns Gartmore, has appointed BofA Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley and UBS as joint co-ordinators and bookrunners. Citi is also acting as a bookrunner. Gartmore says the firm's directors and employees - who currently own 50% of the firm - will sell around one-fifth of their shares. Their remaining shares will be subject to a staggered lock-in arrangements, which expire in 2013. Gartmore chief executive Jeffrey Meyer...

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