City broker Shore Capital in talks to buy rival Stockdale - energy storage companies

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In the coming weeks, a round of consolidation between City stockbrokers will gather new momentum, when the coastal capital market will reach a deal to acquire rival Stockdale Securities.
Sky News learned that the two companies are in advanced negotiations on the acquisition, which may be signed as early as next month.
If completed, the transaction will create a second-
AIM, the largest client broker in London's primary stock market.
This will also accelerate the wave of M & A transactions in the industry, driven by the new European regulatory regime, which raises higher costs and limits the services that businesses can provide.
City sources said this weekend that according to the proposed deal, the coastal capital market will be more than disclosed.
The sum of pounds sterling.
It will create a larger broker to target
Listed customers and brings together two of the city's leading equity research departments.
Stockdale's name was established in 2016, when Mark Brown, an experienced brokerage director, parachuted to revive the troubled Westhouse Securities, which is expected to disappear.
Under Brown's leadership, Stockdale has won a large number of customers and led deals, including the listing of Gore Street Capital, the world's first energy storage fund.
The company, which employs about 40 employees, is believed to have accepted the acquisition for several months.
Part of the bank's capital market
Owned by renowned Tory donors Howard Shore and Brexiteer, Groupon lists major market companies such as supermarket chain Wm Morrison as its well-known customers.
If a deal does happen between Shore and stock dale, it will be far from the only deal that the industry is considering.
Sky News revealed last fall that Spain's Santander bank is in preliminary talks on the acquisition of City brokerage firm pilhunt, although there has been no indication in recent weeks that the discussions are going on.
Australian investment bank giant Macquarie is also reportedly considering the acquisition of a privately owned company, Liberum, Despite downplaying the proposals by its controlling shareholders.
Other companies expected to participate in the round of consolidation include Cenkos Securities, which is under pressure from radical investor Crystal Amber.
Recent deals include the merger of Finncap with Cavendish Corporate Finance, a consolidated consulting firm created by Lord Lee, Tory treasurer.
The merged company is now listed in the stock market.
The recent and expected wave of transactions has been largely driven by Mifid --II, a Europe-
The extensive regulatory regime that came into effect last year forced brokers to charge clients separately for research and trading activities.
Concerns about the economic impact of Britain's exit from the EU have also affected the issuance of new shares in the AIM market in London, with bankers describing the current level of activity as "trickle ".
A coastal capital markets spokesman declined to comment on Sunday, but Brown could not be reached for comment.