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For the first time in two years, Britain is about to change Prime Minister, and not a single voter will go to the polls to make it happen. Here's what's unfolding, and why it matters.
Josh Dolan9 min read
Peace on the warfront provides an opening to sift through the rubble and take account of the damage done so far.
Martim Domingos9 min read
Markets22nd June 2026
Five years after TDR Capital and the Issa brothers' £6.8bn leveraged buyout, Asda has posted a £989mn loss and seen its UK grocery market share fall to a record low. The question is whether the private equity playbook is compatible with running a thin-margin grocer in one of the world's most competitive retail markets.
Sonal Weerasekera8 min read
MarketsGlobal Healthcare19th June 2026
Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly have proven GLP-1 drugs can deliver surgery-level weight loss - but with patients regaining much of it after stopping, the market's real value may depend on long-term adherence rather than who wins on efficacy.
Abdul Wasey Bhatti5 min read
Thoma Bravo's $5bn Medallia loss and EQT's £10.7bn Intertek acquisition tell the same story from opposite ends. Private equity's software bet has failed. The platform strategy is what comes next.
Alexander Eklund8 min read
Markets19th June 2026
Boots looked like a deal story, but choosing a $10bn sale over a London float is really a verdict on the IPO: when a listing can't promise a price or a date, certainty wins.
Abir Ghosh Biswas6 min read
Markets17th June 2026
The proposed takeover highlights how ownership of digital platforms is becoming just as important as ownership of the content itself.
Gaurav Bohra7 min read
A federal court ruled Google's search dominance is illegal. The remedies are an attempt to dismantle a monopoly built on data, defaults, and self-reinforcing scale. Whether they can work is an open question.
Jay Patel9 min read
The new chairman of the world's most powerful central bank faces a problem his predecessor spent eight years navigating and never quite solved: inflation that won't obey. Only this time, the White House isn't demanding he fix it, it's cheering it on.
Raghu Kohli7 min read
MicroMarketsOpinion15th June 2026
Active investors are clamouring for a piece of the biggest IPO to date, and passive investors don't have a choice but to take a slice. But what is everyone actually buying?
Martim Domingos7 min read
MarketsPrivate Equity12th June 2026
Apollo's co-president warned of a private equity reckoning at SuperReturn in Berlin, then withdrew a £1.5bn bid for Bodycote two days later. The contradiction tells you everything about where the industry stands.
Alexander Eklund6 min read
Private EquityGlobal Healthcare12th June 2026
As AI clouds software valuations, private equity is pivoting towards healthcare – a sector whose demand is underpinned by demographics and disease burden that can be forecasted decades ahead.
Abdul Wasey Bhatti6 min read