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Investec Discloses Client Dealings Across Four UK Firms

Investec Discloses Client Dealings Across Four UK Firms

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United Kingdom. Investec Bank plc disclosed public dealings as an exempt principal trader under Rule 8.5 of the Takeover Code, reporting client-serving transactions dated 8 May 2026 involving NCC Group plc, Gamma Communications Plc, CAB Payments Holdings plc and Advanced Medical Solutions Group plc; Taiwan News published the Form 8.5 filings on 11 May 2026.

The disclosures provide mandated transparency to shareholders and regulators and list Investec's role as joint broker or advisor in the transactions; the filings were published across four entries on 11 May 2026 at 18:18, 18:26, 18:35 and 19:59, and contain no assertions of takeover or control change.

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  1. 1. UK Takeover Code Rule 8.5 requires public disclosure by exempt principal traders.
  2. 2. 08 May 2026 — Investec Bank plc executed client-serving dealings for four named companies.
  3. 3. 11 May 2026 18:18 — Taiwan News published Form 8.5 for NCC Group plc.
  4. 4. 11 May 2026 18:26 and 18:35 — Taiwan News published Form 8.5 for Gamma Communications and CAB Payments.
  5. 5. 11 May 2026 19:59 — Taiwan News published Form 8.5 for Advanced Medical Solutions Group plc.

Why it matters

Investec's disclosure is about transparency in business dealings. It's a reminder to always check who's handling your investments. If you own shares in NCC Group, Gamma Communications, CAB Payments, or Advanced Medical Solutions, this directly affects you.

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