What has happened to strategic review of Capital Economics, the economics consultancy founded by well-known economist and Daily Telegraph commentator Roger Bootle?
Readers might recall that in June 2013 I broke the story while working at Financial News that Capital Economics had hired advisers from Quayle Munro to work on a strategic review (banker parlance for a sale).
Here is a link to my original article: http://www.efinancialnews.com/story/2013-06-06/capital-economics-sale-roger-bootle-advisers-quayle-munro?ea9c8a2de0ee111045601ab04d673622
Since then, there has been little news regarding the outcome of the strategic review. So, I put some calls in to see what has happened and I was told by good sources that the process had been quietly shelved.
However, when I asked sources involved in the strategic review whether the sale had been abandoned I was told my story was "not correct" although an explanation as to why that was the case was not forthcoming. I also put calls in to Mr Bootle himself but they were not returned.
One to keep an eye on...
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