The company will issue 309.9 new shares to compensate ICAP and ICAP’s shareholders
ICAP's electronic tradng business to attract new clients with FIX API 4.4 integration, Photo: Bloomberg
Tullett Prebon plc (LON:TLPR) and ICAP plc (LON:IAP) have announced the conclusion of the biggest deal in the inter-dealer broking space this year. As reported by Finance Magnates last week, ICAP’s global hybrid voice broking and information businesses will be acquired by Tullett Prebon for a total of over £1.1 billion ($1.67 billion).
Under the agreement, Tullett Prebon will also receive all of the associated technologies with the above mentioned business units that ICAP plc owns ,including iSwap and Fusion and some of the company’s joint ventures and associates.
The Post-Trade, Risk and Information and Electronic Markets divisions of ICAP will continue operating under a new group holding company named ICAP NewCo, which is aiming to position itself to dominate the financial technology space.
Tullett Prebon plc (LON:TLPR) will issue a total of 309.9 million new shares, which amount to about £1.1 billion ($1.67 billion) based on yesterday’s closing price of 358 pence per share. The newly issued shares will amount to 56 percent of the total share capital of Tullett Prebon plc therefore giving a majority stake to ICAP plc and its shareholders.
Inter-dealer brokers continue to play a vital role at the heart of the global wholesale OTC markets
On completion of the deal, a total of 44 percent will be owned by current shareholders of Tullett Prebon plc (LON:TLPR), 36.1 will be owned by ICAP shareholders and 19.9 percent will be owned by ICAP plc (LON:IAP) itself.
Commenting on the announcement, the CEO of Tullett Prebon plc (LON:TLPR), John Phizackerley, said, “Inter-dealer brokers continue to play a vital role at the heart of the global wholesale OTC markets. This important acquisition will deliver to Tullett Prebon shareholders significant cost synergies and gives the combined business greater client and product coverage and a stronger global footprint.”
We will emerge from this transaction as a pure post-trade services and electronic trading group
After the deal is approved by shareholders, the Chief Operating Officer of ICAP, Ken Pigaga, will resign from his current position and be appointed to the board of Tullett Prebon as a Director and Chief Operating Officer.
In addition, ICAP NewCo will appoint a non-executive director to the board of Tullett Prebon plc.
Commenting on the announcement, the CEO of ICAP plc, Michael Spencer, said, “Financial regulatory reform means that the global financial markets have profoundly changed and this transaction means both companies will be better suited to meet the market's changing needs and better serve our customers.”
Elaborating on ICAP NewCo, he stated, “We will emerge from this transaction as a pure post-trade services and electronic trading group. Our strategy has consistently been to increase the proportion of revenues derived from these two divisions. This transaction is the next natural step in this strategy.”
Tullett Prebon plc (LON:TLPR) and ICAP plc (LON:IAP) have announced the conclusion of the biggest deal in the inter-dealer broking space this year. As reported by Finance Magnates last week, ICAP’s global hybrid voice broking and information businesses will be acquired by Tullett Prebon for a total of over £1.1 billion ($1.67 billion).
Under the agreement, Tullett Prebon will also receive all of the associated technologies with the above mentioned business units that ICAP plc owns ,including iSwap and Fusion and some of the company’s joint ventures and associates.
The Post-Trade, Risk and Information and Electronic Markets divisions of ICAP will continue operating under a new group holding company named ICAP NewCo, which is aiming to position itself to dominate the financial technology space.
Tullett Prebon plc (LON:TLPR) will issue a total of 309.9 million new shares, which amount to about £1.1 billion ($1.67 billion) based on yesterday’s closing price of 358 pence per share. The newly issued shares will amount to 56 percent of the total share capital of Tullett Prebon plc therefore giving a majority stake to ICAP plc and its shareholders.
Inter-dealer brokers continue to play a vital role at the heart of the global wholesale OTC markets
On completion of the deal, a total of 44 percent will be owned by current shareholders of Tullett Prebon plc (LON:TLPR), 36.1 will be owned by ICAP shareholders and 19.9 percent will be owned by ICAP plc (LON:IAP) itself.
Commenting on the announcement, the CEO of Tullett Prebon plc (LON:TLPR), John Phizackerley, said, “Inter-dealer brokers continue to play a vital role at the heart of the global wholesale OTC markets. This important acquisition will deliver to Tullett Prebon shareholders significant cost synergies and gives the combined business greater client and product coverage and a stronger global footprint.”
We will emerge from this transaction as a pure post-trade services and electronic trading group
After the deal is approved by shareholders, the Chief Operating Officer of ICAP, Ken Pigaga, will resign from his current position and be appointed to the board of Tullett Prebon as a Director and Chief Operating Officer.
In addition, ICAP NewCo will appoint a non-executive director to the board of Tullett Prebon plc.
Commenting on the announcement, the CEO of ICAP plc, Michael Spencer, said, “Financial regulatory reform means that the global financial markets have profoundly changed and this transaction means both companies will be better suited to meet the market's changing needs and better serve our customers.”
Elaborating on ICAP NewCo, he stated, “We will emerge from this transaction as a pure post-trade services and electronic trading group. Our strategy has consistently been to increase the proportion of revenues derived from these two divisions. This transaction is the next natural step in this strategy.”
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