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Barclays has agreed terms for Brookfield Asset Management to buy most of its British payments business, the bank said on ...
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Barclays ( NYSE: BCS) has entered into a long-term strategic partnership with Brookfield Asset Management ( NYSE: BAM) to ...
Barclays Plc will work with Brookfield Corp. to offload some of its payments business, as part of the lender’s push to boost ...
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Barclays agreed to sell a majority stake in its U.K. payments acceptance business to Brookfield Asset Management under a long-term partnership which will see the unit become a standalone entity.
Critics say this violates the principle of shareholder democracy and makes it harder for investors to hold boards to account.
Brookfield Asset Management and Barclays have entered a strategic partnership to grow Barclays’ payment acceptance business, previously called as its merchant acquiring business. Brookfield and ...