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  • Dai-ichi Life planning IPO

    February 22, 2010

    Dai-ichi Mutual Life Insurance, Japan’s second-largest life insurer, yesterday said it would sell about 1.07 trillion yen (£7.5bn) worth of shares in the country’s biggest initial public offering (IPO) in more than a decade. Dai-ichi Life is looking to expand overseas to offset its shrinking life insurance business in Japan as the population falls. The [...]

  • ICELAND GOES COLD ON DEAL

    February 22, 2010

    THE Icelandic Government has said the latest Icesave compensation deal proposed by the British and Dutch is unacceptable. Iceland owes the two countries $5bn (£3.2bn) lost by savers when the online bank collapsed. Prime Minister Johanna Sigurdardottir said she needed more time to consider a new floating interest rate proposal.

  • Ireland to miss a late February deadline to set up its bad bank

    February 22, 2010

    IRELAND will miss a late February deadline to transfer its first loan to “bad bank” National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) as it awaits European approval to start the scheme. The transfer to NAMA is instead expected to happen late in March, when Bank of Ireland marks its year-end. NAMA, which is awaiting approval from the [...]

  • Goldman Sachs defends 2001 derivative trades for Greece

    February 22, 2010

    Goldman Sachs has defended the cross-currency derivatives it conducted for Greece in 2001 which reduced the country’s debt as a common currency risk management procedure consistent with EU debt reporting rules. The US bank said that it did the deals to reduce foreign denominated liabilities of Greece, which had become a priority following the nation’s [...]

  • Strong sales at Primark boost profits for AB Food

    February 22, 2010

    STRONG sales at cut price clothing retailer Primark have helped fuel a “substantial rise in profits” for parent company Associated British Food. The London-based group yesterday said in a trading update it expected a jump in half-year earnings and a strong full year. Its 196-strong discount chain Primark saw an eight per cent rise in [...]

  • Shareholders should hold tight

    February 22, 2010

    TRADING updates don’t get more bullish than this. Associated British Foods yesterday said that first half profit would be “substantially higher” than last year in all divisions, with the exception of its agriculture business (even this is an anomaly, as grain prices were unusually high in 2009). That growth will continue in the second half, [...]

  • Hammerson values fall despite belated upturn

    February 22, 2010

    PROPERTY investor Hammerson yesterday reported a nine per cent dip in its portfolio value for 2009 despite strong market performance during the latter half of the year. Results for the Anglo-French company ending 31 December 2009 showed that the value of its portfolio increased by six per cent after 30 June as a result of [...]

  • ANALYST VIEWS: HOW HAS HAMMERSON PREFORMED THIS YEAR? INTERVIEWS BY EMMA SADOWSKI

    February 22, 2010

    AARON GUY | COLLINS STEWART They were slightly ahead of my expectations. Their UK portfolio went up and it was more than I expected but the French portfolio was in line with what I thought. Their results are more driven by the market than the company itself. TINA COOK | CHARLES STANLEY The outlook statement [...]

  • Strong Bunzl results down to swine flu

    February 22, 2010

    Distribution firm Bunzl reported better-than-expected full year profits as panic over swine flu sent sales of sanitary equipment soaring. Its profit of £258m was well ahead of analyst consensus of around £237m. It was boosted by a rise in sales of hospital gowns and cleaning equipment as the anti-swine flu message hit home. This was [...]

  • Hendry slams Brussels for fiddling with hedge funds as Eclectica trebles profits

    February 22, 2010

    OUTSPOKEN hedge fund manager Hugh Hendry has warned smaller companies will flee the EU if Brussels strangles the financial sector by excessively tightening regulation. Hendry told City A.M. Europe was “fiddling” with hedge funds through tools such as the Alternative Investment Fund Managers directive, which would impose strict capital and liquidity requirements. He said: “There [...]

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