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  • Dividend recovery ‘could take six years’ after record-breaking fall

    July 20, 2020

    Shareholder payouts could take up to six years to recover to pre-coronavirus pandemic levels, the latest research has shown, after companies were forced to slash dividends during the crisis.  Dividends were down £22bn to £16.1bn in the second quarter of the year, a record fall of 57.2 per cent year on year.  Underlying dividends, excluding [...]

  • More SMEs eligible for coronavirus loans under rule change

    July 17, 2020

    An abrupt U-turn in lending rules means SMEs banks previously rejected for coronavirus loans may now be able to get the vital cash they need to survive. Small businesses with fewer than 50 staff and less than £9m in annual turnover will no longer be considered “undertakings in difficulty” under EU state aid rules amid [...]

  • Blackrock profit trumps estimates as Wall Street bounces back from coronavirus

    July 17, 2020

    Blackrock ended the quarter with $7.32 trillion in assets under management, up from $6.84 trillion a year earlier as profit beat predictions, it said today. The S&P 500 rose 20 per cent in the second quarter after falling by that amount in the first three months of 2020 as the coronavirus pandemic slammed the economy. [...]

  • Morgan Stanley reports record revenues after surge in trading

    July 16, 2020

    Morgan Stanley today revealed quarterly earnings had beaten analysts’ expectations, even as coronavirus ravaged the US economy. The Wall Street bank’s record profit was boosted by strong trading revenues which jumped nearly 70 per cent. The figures: Morgan Stanley reported net revenues of $13.4bn (£10.64bn) for the second quarter, compared with $10.2bn (£8.1bn) a year [...]

  • Goldman Sachs beats profit forecasts to defy coronavirus

    July 15, 2020

    Goldman Sachs today revealed quarterly profit has smashed forecasts, driven by the strength of its core bond trading and underwriting businesses. The Wall Street bank earned as much in the second quarter of 2020 as it did a year earlier, seemingly defying the global pandemic. A strong showing in bond trading helped to offset a [...]

  • Wells Fargo reports first quarterly loss since 2008

    July 14, 2020

    Wells Fargo posted its first quarterly loss since the 2008 financial crash today as the coronavirus crisis forced it to set aside $9.57bn to cover potential loan losses and slash its dividend. The bank’s earnings have suffered since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic as it does not have a strong capital markets business to lean [...]

  • Citigroup tops profit estimates on trading bounce

    July 14, 2020

    Citigroup beat analysts’ estimates for profit in the second quarter as its trading desks cashed in on the market volatility caused by the coronavirus outbreak. The uptick allowed it to set aside $5.6bn for a potential surge in loan defaults. The New York-based bank reported a profit of $1.32bn for the three months to the [...]

  • JP Morgan sets aside $10.5bn to cover loan defaults due to coronavirus pandemic

    July 14, 2020

    Investment bank JP Morgan Chase & Co has set aside $10.5bn (£8.38bn) of reserves to cover a potential surge of loan defaults due to the coronavirus pandemic as US cases of Covid-19 continued to rise. The bank increased its provision for credit losses by $9.3bn compared to the previous year reflecting the “deterioration and increased [...]

  • Brexit: UK completes assessments for City of London to retain EU access

    July 13, 2020

    The UK has now submitted all paperwork necessary for the City of London to potentially retain access to the EU, after missing the original deadline two weeks ago. The 28 assessments were due on 1 July, however Downing Street previously blamed the EU for missing the deadline as they received much of the paperwork, which [...]

  • Barclays gave Roger Jenkins £50m payoff after Qatar deal

    July 13, 2020

    Barclays paid its Middle East head Roger Jenkins £50m when he left in 2009, a court has heard. Jenkins, who is on his third day of questioning at a civil trial in London, was discussing his compensation after he helped to secure a lifeline investment from Qatari investors. The bumper payoff was in addition to [...]

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