USS sells 40% of ownership in Moto to private equity partner

Stephanie Baxter
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Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS) has sold 40% of its shareholding in Moto Group to funds advised by CVC Capital Partners (CVC) after acquiring the company just two months ago.

This move means that CVC and USS will invest as partners in the UK's largest motorway service station operator. USS took 100% ownership of Moto in October as the scheme sought to build out its d...

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