Ivan Levingston is a European Deals Reporter at the Financial Times. He focuses on M&A and financial transactions across Europe, while also contributing to Due Diligence, the publication's leading deal briefing. Ivan's insights on finance, corporate transactions, and energy policy have been featured in prominent outlets including Bloomberg News, TIME, and The Washington Post.
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Ivan's focus is on business, investments, start-ups, mergers and acquisitions, private equity, and IPOs within the national context of the United Kingdom. Given this focus, pitches should offer insights into investment analysis or announcements within these areas with a specific emphasis on UK-based companies.
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By: Ivan Levingston, Laith Al-Khalaf
Pay deal by Europe’s most valuable start-up would emulate that of Elon Musk
By: Ivan Levingston, Alexandra Heal
French asset manager Eurazeo in talks to sell stake in group that sells face serums and food supplements
By: Ivan Levingston
Separate offers from CVC and Veritas value FTSE 250 industrials group at about £1.8bn including debt
By: Ivan Levingston, Sylvia Pfeifer
Cambridge Aerospace has secured MoD contracts and is in talks with the US government about providing systems
By: Ivan Levingston, George Hammond
Funding values Erebor at $8bn, underscoring growth of lender supported by Silicon Valley investors
Son of former British prime minister Tony Blair talks to investors for new venture called Pyra
By: Ivan Levingston, Richard Milne
Swedish company was valued at $5.6bn only four months ago as interest in artificial intelligence tools for professional services soars
By: Ortenca Aliaj, Oliver Barnes, Ivan Levingston
Mike Joo hired from Bank of America to lead investment banking
By: George Hammond, Ivan Levingston
Latest fundraising values the six-year-old company at about $650mn as it aims to be ‘daily luxury brand’
By: Ivan Levingston, Oliver Barnes, Jamie Smyth, Malcolm Moore
US supermajor and LyondellBasell among suitors as UK group looks to shed underperforming plants and refocus on oil and gas
