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Family’s fortunes set to soar as Miller flirts with flotation

By Ian Fraser Sunday Herald October 31st, 1999 The privately-owned construction and property company Miller Group, which has been quietly reinventing itself as a national housebuilder and property developer following its failure to take over Cala Homes earlier this year, is preparing for a stock market flotation. The family business – which today has only […]

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BoS still closing in on NatWest

By Ian Fraser and Kenny Kemp Published: Sunday Herald Date: October 31st, 1999 The Bank of Scotland was in a bullish mood last night, as its £22 billion hostile bid for NatWest was looking increasingly likely of winning acceptance from its target’s shareholders. However, fund managers warned that BoS may need to increase its offer […]

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Corporate future

By Ian Fraser Sunday Herald October 3rd, 1999 PEOPLE who work in corporate finance – including the small group of mergers and acquisitions specialists at Credit Suisse First Boston who are masterminding Bank of Scotland’s £22 billion hostile bid for NatWest – are accustomed to being free agents. Independence, or at least a perception of […]

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Banking on a future

By Ian Fraser Sunday Herald October 3rd, 1999   This week the Bank of Scotland will let investors know the details of its NatWest bid. Ian Fraser examines the fine print A DIRTY war has broken out for the heart and soul of British banking following the Bank of Scotland’s £21 billion dawn raid on […]

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