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Centerbridge and Mubadala in talks to buy Canaccord UK wealth unit

Bloomberg reports a potential price of about £1 billion; PWD's records list the discussions as a deal talk dated October 21, 2026.

Centerbridge Partners and Mubadala Investment Company are in talks to acquire Canaccord Genuity's UK wealth management business for about £1 billion, according to Bloomberg. The report describes the discussions as a negotiation, not a signed or completed agreement.

PWD's records list the discussions as a deal talk dated October 21, 2026. Terms could still change, another bidder could emerge, or the talks could end without a transaction.

Reported by the Features desk from Bloomberg and PWD tracking. Published . Corrections

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