Ltd. entered the bidding frenzy for Insignia Financial Ltd., joining Bain Capital and CC Capital Partners with an offer for ...

Brookfield emerges as the third suitor for Insignia, also offering A$3.07 billion and sparking a three-way bidding war for the Aussie wealth manager.

Brookfield has been given access to do due diligence for a potential acquisition of Insignia Financial after it presented a ...

Brookfield Capital Partners has joined the fight for takeover target Insignia Financial, matching offers from rivals Bain ...

Bain Capital, a leading private investment firm, today announced a majority investment in the Milacron Injection Molding and Extrusion business (or the "Company"), a globally renowned provider of ...

Insignia Financial said on Wednesday that Brookfield has thrown its hat into the ring for the Australian money manager, offering to match bids of A$3 billion ($1.9 billion) from Bain Capital and CC ...

Investing.com-- Australian wealth manager Insignia Financial (ASX: IFL) Ltd (ASX: IFL) has received a takeover bid from ...

After rumours swirled in January that the global investment giant was considering an offer, Insignia has now received a formal proposal from Brookfield.

Street Talk understands Brookfield has tapped Trans-Tasman investment bank Jarden and law firm Gilbert + Tobin for its run at the wealth management group.

On February 5, the company entered into a definitive agreement to sell an ownership stake of approximately 51% in its Milacron injection ...

By John Biju (Reuters) -Insignia Financial shares jumped to a more than three-year high on Wednesday after Brookfield offered A$3.07 billion ($1.92 billion) to buy the Australian wealth manager, ...

Brookfield made a non-binding proposal of $2.88 a share, the same value as the proposal made last month by CC Capital ...