The College of Law has agreed a £200m sale of its legal education and training business to buyout house Montagu Private Equity, in a deal which marks the end of a strategic review by the charity’s governors. The College announced the sale today (17 April) at the same time as announcing that its charitable activities will be spun off into a separate entity to be known as The Legal Education Foundation.
April 17, 2012 at 07:53 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The College of Law has agreed a £200m sale of its legal education and training business to buyout house Montagu Private Equity, in a deal which marks the end of a strategic review by the charity’s governors.
The College announced the sale today (17 April) at the same time as announcing that its charitable activities will be spun off into a separate entity to be known as The Legal Education Foundation.
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