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  • BANKS TO DISCLOSE ALL PAY OVER 1M

    November 25, 2009

    THE government will today announce plans to implement in full the recommendations of the Walker review, paving the way for a massive shake-up of corporate governance and much greater openness over pay at the City’s largest financial institutions. From 2010 onwards, FTSE-100 banks and comparable financial institutions such as large building societies will be forced [...]

  • Dubai asks for delay over debt

    November 25, 2009

    DUBAI WORLD, the owner of P&O, triggered fury last night after it called for a moratorium on its debt repayments. The announcement sent the cost of insuring Dubai’s sovereign debt against default soaring above Icelandic levels. The emirate was last night judged the sixth riskiest country in the world by the credit markets. The news [...]

  • There is no such thing as a free lunch in banking

    November 25, 2009

    IT came as a bit of a shock. Britain’s new Supreme Court, which has just been spun out from the House of Lords, dealt the Office of Fair Trading a bitter blow yesterday by ruling against it in its test case against high street banks. Their Lordships ruled unanimously that deciding whether overdraft charges – [...]

  • WALKER REVIEW: ALL THE POINTS AT A GLANCE

    November 25, 2009

    BOARD SIZE, COMPOSITION AND QUALIFICATION 1. Non-executive directors at banks or other financial institutions will need to go on training programmes.2. The board should provide non-execs with extra support on appropriate issues as and when needed. 3. Non-execs at a FTSE 100-listed bank or life assurance company should give more time to their roles. Several [...]

  • WHAT THE OTHER PAPERS SAY THIS MORNING

    November 25, 2009

    FINANCIAL TIMES INVESTORS TO SIGN AVTOVAZ AID DEALShareholders in Russian car maker Avtovaz will sign a rescue deal for the near-bankrupt firm at a meeting near Paris this week, Yuri Ushakov, the Russian Prime Minister’s deputy chief of staff, said yesterday. SATYAM SHARES TUMBLE OVER FRESH CHARGESShares in Mahindra Satyam, the fraud-hit IT services group, [...]

  • Gold jumps to new heights as dollar dips

    November 25, 2009

    GOLD jumped to another record high yesterday, while the dollar dropped to a 15 month low against a basket of currencies after a batch of US data indicated the economic recovery was strengthening. The data, showing positive trends in the housing and labour markets and in consumer spending, helped lift US and European shares while [...]

  • Vodafone to close final salary scheme

    November 25, 2009

    VODAFONE is set to shut its £755m final salary pension scheme to 4,000 staff, in a fresh round of cost-cutting by chief executive Vittorio Colao. Colao is aiming to offset plummeting revenue at the mobile phone operator. The firm is following  the lead of Barclays, Whitbread and Fujitsu, who are also blocking current workers from [...]

  • Clerical Medical close to sale of Lands Improvement to MGPA

    November 25, 2009

    CLERICAL MEDICAL, the pensions fund owned by Lloyds Banking Group, is poised to complete the sale of its property division Lands Improvement Holdings (LIH). Clerical will offload LIH to the acquisitive MGPA, the Macquarie-backed property group that has been in the running on a number of high-profile property deals this year, including British Land’s sale [...]

  • PELTZ’S CADBURY STAKE MELTS

    November 25, 2009

    US billionaire investor Nelson Peltz has cut his stake in takeover target Cadbury to 2.68 per cent from 3.03 per cent. Peltz also owns a stake in Kraft, which has launched a hostile £9.8bn bid for?Cadbury. Rival candy-maker Hershey is said to be near to trumping Kraft’s offer, after gaining local political approval.

  • Rolet wages war on LSE’s newer rivals

    November 25, 2009

    LONDON Stock Exchange chief executive Xavier Rolet yesterday waged his own form of price war on the upstart rivals clawing away the group’s market share, claiming their business models are economically unviable at current pricing levels. Rolet’s remarks came as the LSE posted a 37.5 per cent drop in first-half pre-tax profit to £79.4m, hit [...]

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