Winners of Alternative Credit Awards announced November 13, 2024 | Sponsored The Alternative Credit Awards 2024, hosted by Alternative Credit Investor magazine, took place on Wednesday 6 November at the Royal Lancaster London. These prestigious awards commemorate the most influential fund managers, specialist lenders and service providers in the alternative credit industry. The evening started with a sparkling drinks reception, followed by a gala dinner, before [...]
Motor finance: Court blocks Close Brothers pathway to Supreme Court November 12, 2024 After a landmark ruling last month in the motor finance test case, a court has hit Close Brother with yet another blow
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Cavendish says IPOs on the way as City investment bank returns to profit November 11, 2024 Cavendish has reported a jump in dealmaking fees and said more IPOs could be on the way as the City investment bank returned to profitability.
Revolut facing potential legal action in battle with crowdfunding platform November 11, 2024 Revolut is facing potential legal action from a crowdfunding platform after a years-long battle over the sale of its shares by early investors, City AM can reveal.
Iwoca: Fintech lender secures £200m debt to support larger SMEs November 11, 2024 Small business lender Iwoca has secured £200m of debt funding as the fintech looks to grow its market share through bigger loans.
Europe’s banks brace for tougher competition under Trump 2.0 November 9, 2024 Since early 2010, European banking shares have fallen ten per cent, while US lenders have more than tripled.
Shawbrook’s loan and deposit books top £15bn for the first time November 8, 2024 Shawbrook Bank said its loan and deposit books had topped £15bn for the first time after demand for lending jumped through the opening nine months of the year. In a trading update on the first three-quarters today, the retail lender said its loan book grew by 18 per cent on an annualised basis to £15.1bn, [...]
FCA could spend £20m on car loan probe after shock court ruling November 7, 2024 The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) could splash £20m on the first stage of its review into car loan commissions, City AM can reveal, reflecting the scale of a scandal that may see lenders forced to pay billions of pounds in compensation.