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  • Investment banks line up for advisers’ fee bonanza

    March 1, 2010

    HSBC, JPMorgan and Credit Suisse stand to take a healthy slice of the action by underwriting Prudential’s $20bn (£13bn) cash call for American International Assurance. The 162-year-old insurer is tipped to pay $735m in fees to the investment banks for underwriting and advising on the rights issue. Dealmakers will enjoy a three per cent upfront [...]

  • WHAT ARE THE IMPLICATIONS OF PRUDENTIAL’S TAKEOVER OF AIA?

    March 1, 2010

    MARCUS BARNARD | ORIEL SECURITIES “The issue for the market is the scale of the equity issue that’s got to be done and the dilution that will come about as a result. They are issuing a lot of shares at a discount. Once the shares are away the thing could start to re-rate, but it’s [...]

  • Vivendi cuts losses but stays cautious

    March 1, 2010

    Europe’s largest entertainment group was cautious yesterday despite posting better than expected results. In the last three months of 2009, Vivendi posted a net loss of €958m (£868m), narrowed from €1.38bn a year earlier. The buoyant results were boosted by strong performances from its gaming and telecoms operations. Revenue for the quarter was €7.61bn, down [...]

  • Hiscox profits surge as storm claims fall

    March 1, 2010

    HISCOX yesterday reported a surge in pre-tax profits after the insurance group saw its figures sky rocket to £320.6m, quadrupling last year’s outcome. The Bermuda based insurer said profits climbed after the company made a series of investments during the year. The diminished number of global catastrophes also affected its figures. “Our catastrophe reinsurance underwriting [...]

  • Lloyd’s insurer Amlin enjoys bumper year

    March 1, 2010

    LLOYD’S of London insurer Amlin saw profits jump fourfold last year as it benefited from a recovery in investment markets and avoided major natural disasters. Amlin reported a pre-tax profit for 2009 of £509.1m, compared with £121.6m in 2008. The results were almost a fifth higher than most analysts predicted. Bullish Amlin chief executive Charles [...]

  • TNK-BP profits fall but group grows reserves

    March 1, 2010

    RUSSIA’S third-biggest oil and gas producer TNK-BP yesterday said it replenished its reserves in 2009, helped by a rise in the end-year oil price although its profits fell on lower average prices over the year. TNK-BP, half-owned by BP, said yesterday that under the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s methodology, which uses the year-end spot [...]

  • Arena profits up after media deals

    March 1, 2010

    ARENA Leisure – the UK’s biggest racecourse operator – has seen pre-tax profit rise three per cent to £4.1m. The group received a boost from a new media rights deal and £55m of new banking facilities arranged with Lloyds Banking Group. Revenues jumped to £65.2m, up from £64.8m in the year to 31 December. Pre-tax [...]

  • Aggreko scores with World Cup

    March 1, 2010

    Aggreko will provide temporary power for broadcast services from all 10 stadium venues during this year’s football World Cup in South Africa, adding to a run of high-profile contracts for the firm. The contract also includes providing broadcasting power for the International Broadcast Centre and FIFA headquarters during the tournament, over the course of which [...]

  • Toyoda heads to China

    March 1, 2010

    Toyota Motor president Akio Toyoda sought to ease quality concerns during a low-key visit to China yesterday, fresh from a gruelling hearing in the US Congress over his company’s biggest safety crisis. Toyoda flew directly from the US to China to meet with government officials and local reporters, according to media reports, underscoring the importance [...]

  • Value of Candover’s assets jumps by 15pc

    March 1, 2010

    CANDOVER Investments said its net asset value (NAV) per share had jumped 15 per cent since June and reported a drop in debt yesterday. NAV per share came in at 1,038p for the year ending 31 December, marking a significant increase during the latter half of 2009. At the end of June it was down [...]

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