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  • ANALYST VIEWS: WHAT DO CHAUCER’S FIRST QUARTER RESULTS MEAN FOR THE STOCK?

    May 20, 2010

    MARK WILLIAMSON | KBC PEEL HUNT “The stock now languishes on an 18 per cent discount to actual tangible assets. If the market is not prepared to value the group appropriately it may attract predatory interest, particularly as the uncertainties created by the investment portfolio are now well behind the group.” EAMONN FLANAGAN | SHORE [...]

  • Thai exchange set on fire

    May 20, 2010

    PROTESTORS in Thailand have turned Bangkok’s financial district into an inferno after fire engulfed a number of buildings yesterday, including the stock exchange. Anti-government protestors, otherwise known as “red-shirts”, set up to 27 buildings, including the country’s stock exchange and 16 bank branches, alight after troops stormed a protestor camp forcing them to surrender. The [...]

  • Experian to launch share buybacks

    May 20, 2010

    CREDIT information group Experian yesterday launched a $300m share buy-back programme and hiked its dividend in order to return cash to shareholders, after the group pointed to a modest recovery in its operating environment. Experian, best known for running consumer checks for banks, said pre-tax profit soared eight per cent over the past year to [...]

  • Impax sees assets and profits rise

    May 20, 2010

    IMPAX Asset Management, the environmental specialist, said it would look to grow its second private equity fund to around €300m (£258m) as it revealed strong first-half results. Chief executive Ian Simm said there was scope to double commitments to New Energy Investors II, which has so far raised €141m to invest in renewable power projects, [...]

  • Hansteen remains upbeat

    May 20, 2010

    PROPERTY investor Hansteen Holdings said yesterday it had started to benefit from the casualties of the weak property market over the first half of the year, during which it acquired over £350m worth of assets to add to its portfolio. Hansteen said it had doubled its annualised rent roll to £63.4m, up from £36m last [...]

  • Commerzbank set to raise fresh capital

    May 20, 2010

    COMMERZBANK shareholders have approved capital-raising plans by the bank that could see it begin to repay a state aid package from the German government and provide it with more cash. At the bank’s annual general meeting yesterday, shareholders gave Commerzbank the green light to raise the funds through issuing fresh shares or convertible bonds. Chief [...]

  • EU task force to examine German move

    May 20, 2010

    EUROPEAN Union finance ministers will discuss Germany’s short-selling ban and coordination of such market-moving decisions in the EU on Friday, European Union president Herman Van Rompuy said yesterday. Germany did not consult on its decision late on Tuesday to introduce a ban on some short-selling of bonds, stocks and transactions in credit default swaps with [...]

  • Greek MPs attack central bank over bond regulations

    May 20, 2010

    GREECE’S central bank yesterday dismissed accusations by backbench parliamentarians that it made it easier for speculators to sell short Greek government bonds, helping to deepen the country’s debt crisis. Ten deputies of the ruling Socialist party filed a parliamentary question earlier in the day, asking the government to explain why the Bank of Greece in [...]

  • CITY VIEWS: WILL THE GROWING EUROZONE CRISIS BLOW THE UK’S ECONOMY OFF COURSE?

    May 20, 2010

    MEIK FRIEDRICH | PROTECTION RE “The bailout package is sufficient enough to save Europe and so the crisis won’t have much of an impact on the UK. The important thing now for the UK government is to concentrate on the Budget.” JON CHAPMAN | HISCOX “Our economy is strong enough and we’re not linked into [...]

  • Merkel declares war on the speculators

    May 20, 2010

    GERMAN chancellor Angela Merkel declared war on speculators yesterday, just hours after she threw world markets into turmoil by announcing a ban on short selling. Merkel told the Bundestag: “This challenge is existential and we have to rise to it. The euro is in danger. If we don’t deal with this danger, the consequences for [...]

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