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  • Seymour Pierce in 154,000 FSA fine

    October 8, 2009

    CITY stockbroker Seymour Pierce has been fined £154,000 by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) for failing to spot an internal fraud. An employee at the firm stole £150,000 in 36 transactions over three years and his secret plot went “completely undetected”, the FSAsaid yesterday. The employee, labelled as “Mr A” in the FSA’s filings, was [...]

  • SEC chief Schapiro warns of dark pools clampdown

    October 8, 2009

    THE INCREASING use of dark pools, or venues where stock trades are hidden from public view, is a growing concern for regulators, the chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said yesterday. Mary Schapiro told a conference in Basel there are legitimate reasons for traders to maintain anonymity, but dark pools may lower [...]

  • BRITISH LAND LOSES TALENT

    October 8, 2009

    ANDREW JONES:Outgoing British Land director MARK STIRLING:Also going VALENTINE BERESFORD:Also going

  • Carphone on track for a March split

    October 8, 2009

    CARPHONE Warehouse said yesterday that it signed up more broadband customers than expected in its second quarter, and that it is on-track to demerge the business in March 2010. The long-awaited demerger of its telecoms and retail businesses has been delayed due to the problems of valuation during the economic downturn. “The worst seems to [...]

  • Begbies enters joint venture

    October 8, 2009

    BEGBIES Traynor yesterday announced a joint venture with a unit of US-based firm Mesirow Financial, to become one of the world’s largest insolvency houses. Begbies Traynor Group (BTG) said that the new practice, BTG Mesirow Financial Consulting, would give it access to new markets and allow it to work on complex cross-border cases. “We have [...]

  • Greenhill hires debt restructuring star Gareth Davies from Close Brothers

    October 8, 2009

    GARETH Davies, one of the star debt restructuring specialists at Close Brothers Corporate Finance, has quit the firm just months after its takeover by Daiwa Securities. Davies, who advised Jarvis on its restructuring as well as Foxtons and the now defunct television group Setanta, quit Close at the beginning of the week. He has been [...]

  • RBC seeks acquisitions in UK wealth management

    October 8, 2009

    ROYAL Bank of Canada is looking to acquire wealth management businesses in the UK as part of a global expansion of its private banking arm, the head of advisory at its UK wealth unit said yesterday. A new deal would mark a continuation of an aggressive buying spree by the Canadian group’s RBC Wealth Management [...]

  • Autonomy set to beat expectations once again

    October 8, 2009

    SOFTWARE firm Autonomy said yesterday that it expects to report third-quarter results ahead of market expectations after seeing significant demand for its products. The company – which makes software to help companies search data across phone calls, email, videos and instant messages – said it anticipated reporting revenues of between $191m (£119m) and $193m, ahead [...]

  • IS CARPHONE WAREHOUSE WEATHERING THE DOWNTURN?

    October 8, 2009

    MIKE JEREMY DANIEL STEWART & COI think it was a very satisfying update, with surprisingly good broadband numbers. For TalkTalk to get 77,000 net adds is very strong in a maturing market, especially with the churn figure decreasing. It bodes well for the market share. IPTV?looks like a great opportunity for them, but they are [...]

  • Cameron lays out vision of Tory Britain

    October 8, 2009

    DAVID Cameron upped the ante ahead of what is set to be a hard-fought election campaign yesterday, telling the Conservative party conference that he was ready to be Prime Minister. In a speech that sounded a more upbeat note than that of his shadow chancellor George Osborne on Tuesday, the Tory leader promised that he [...]

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