Travers Smith Braithwaite has pioneered an innovative new deal structure in a bid to increase the amount of public-to-private transactions that get off the ground. The structure involves giving institutional shareholders in public-to-private transactions a ‘carried interest’ in the bidding vehicle, i.e. convertible unsecured loan stock, which is listed on AIM and can be exchanged by the original shareholder for equity. (30 October)

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