Activist Bramson targets Navient after retreat from Barclays
(Reuters) -Sherborne Investors, led by activist investor Edward Bramson, has turned its attention to Navient Corp after failing in its attempt to overhaul British banking giant Barclays.
(Reuters) -Sherborne Investors, led by activist investor Edward Bramson, has turned its attention to Navient Corp after failing in its attempt to overhaul British banking giant Barclays.
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Sherborne Investors, led by activist investor Edward Bramson, said on Monday one of its funds had built a stake of about 16% in U.S.-based Navient Corp, which provides student loan management services.
Global investors favoured safe-haven currencies over risk-sensitive ones on Monday on concerns further curbs could be imposed in Europe to contain the Omicron variant, while the dollar was supported by the U.S. Federal Reserve's hawkish stance.
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