Tilney Smith & Williamson £44bn merger receives boost after PE firm steps in
Delayed by pandemic and FCA concerns
Chris Woodhouse set to become chief executive of Tilney Smith & Williamson
The £44bn merger between Tilney and Smith & Williamson is one step closer to completion under a revised transaction structure, which will see private equity firm Warburg Pincus enter the fray to co-invest in the business alongside existing investor Permira.
It follows intervention earlier this year by the Financial Conduct Authority which, in addition to disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic, held up the merger as the regulator identified "a number...
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