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Trian pushes Invesco, Janus Henderson to consider deals-filings

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Trian pushes Invesco, Janus Henderson to consider deals-filings

Activist investor Trian Fund Management LP said on Friday that it owns large stakes in Invesco Ltd and Janus Henderson Group Plc and plans to encourage the asset managers to consider strategic options like a merger as the industry faces a wave of consolidation.

Key retirement policy issues are on the ballot in U.S. election

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Likely Fed injections in contested U.S. vote would favour tech: BofA

The Federal Reserve would likely step-in to support financial markets if the outcome of the U.S. presidential election was contested, a move which would benefit stocks in the tech sector, BofA analysts wrote in their weekly fund flow report on Friday.

UK bookmakers halt U.S. election betting after Trump tests positive for COVID-19

Bookmakers in Britain suspended betting on the outcome of the U.S. election on Friday after President Donald Trump said he had tested positive for COVID-19.

Trian Fund Management takes 9.9% stakes in Invesco, Janus Henderson

Activist investment firm Trian Fund Management LP has taken a 9.9% stake each in asset management firms Invesco Ltd and Janus Henderson Group Plc, totaling about $900 million, people familiar with the matter said.

U.S. stock funds see first inflow in seven weeks, with $1.1 billion - Lipper

U.S. -based equity funds attracted $1.1 billion in the week to Wednesday, the first inflow in seven weeks, according to Lipper.

Healthcare, alternative energy drove best stock funds in third quarter

The top-performing U.S. stockpickers of the third quarter made bets on companies ranging from healthcare technology to wind power, helping some funds post gains of 40% or more during a three-month stretch that ended with the S&P 500 suffering its first monthly decline since March.

SoftBank-backed used-car startup Kavak becomes first Mexican unicorn

SoftBank-backed used-car platform Kavak has become Mexico's first tech "unicorn" after reaching a $1.15 billion valuation in its latest funding round last month, Chief Executive Carlos Garcia told Reuters.

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