Billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman wants Pershing Square Holdings and Universal Music Group out of Euronext Amsterdam following attacks this week on Israeli soccer fans in the Dutch capital.

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Israel was sending commercial planes to the Netherlands on Friday to bring home Israeli soccer fans after overnight attacks in Amsterdam that officials described as antisemitic, although there was evidence of provocative chanting from Israeli fans.

Billionaire Bill Ackman said on Friday he would seek to delist investment firm Pershing Square Holdings and move record label Universal Music Group away from Amsterdam, following attacks on Israeli soccer fans.

Bill Ackman on Friday said he will ask the board of Pershing Square Holdings Ltd. to delist from the Amsterdam stock exchange, following riots there that targeted Israeli soccer fans.

Israeli fans attending a soccer match in Amsterdam were assaulted by Dutch fans, prompting evacuations by an Israeli airline. Here’s what we know so far.

The hedge-fund billionaire said he wanted to terminate the Amsterdam listings of Pershing Square Holdings and Universal Music Group after violence in the Dutch capital that authorities called antisemitic attacks.

Billionaire investor Bill Ackman is seeking board approval to delist Pershing Square Holdings (OTCPK:PSHZF) from the Euronext Amsterdam exchange, he wrote Friday in a post on X. The "tipping point" for the delisting was the Dutch police arresting over 60 individuals following an attack on Israeli football fans in Amsterdam,