Victory Capital has withdrawn its $8.6bn bid for Janus Henderson, bringing an end to a drawn-out takeover battle and clearing the path for a rival deal led by hedge fund Trian Fund Management and General Catalyst, according to a report by Reuters.
Trian and General Catalyst increased their offer to $52 per share, valuing Janus at around $8bn and representing a premium to its unaffected share price. Janus Henderson’s board has backed the bid, stating it is the only proposal capable of being compl...
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