That’s the topic of discussion among analysts who follow Pearson PLC, the parent company of the Financial Times, writes Nick Fletcher of The Guardian in London.
Bloomberg recently announced that it was adding 950 new staff to expand its news and technology operations and that it was ‘open-minded’ about acquisitions, a radical change from the company’s track record. A bid for the FT Group would fit the new strategy, in our view.
Under this scenario, Bloomberg would be able to enter the datafeed and mid/back office segments — IDC [Pearson’s 62%-owned provider of specialist financial data to financial institutions and retail investors] — while boosting its editorial operations and consumer exposure (FT Publishing).”
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