Tracing its origins back to 1853, it merged with Cushman & Wakefield in 2015 and its brand was retired.
[1] Timothy Melville-Ross (previously chair of Nationwide Building Society and director-general of the Institute of Directors) was chairman of the board for a period around 2005.
[2] In December 2011, parent company DTZ Holdings was placed into administration and its business entities were sold to UGL in order to repay £77.5m of an outstanding £106m debt owed to Royal Bank of Scotland.
[4] In November 2014, DTZ was sold to a consortium of TPG Capital, PAG and the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan.
[8] DTZ Investors continues as an entity of Cushman & Wakefield and operates as a full-service vertically integrated real estate manager.