Phones ringing in Canary Wharf as new Chancellor Kwarteng summons Britain’s bank and insurance chiefs September 7, 2022 The brand new Chancellor, Kwasi Kwarteng, will set out the Government’s new economic approach to the bosses of UK’s major banks after he summoned the banking heavyweights to the Treasury for talks on his first full day in office. Along with the chief executives, the new occupant of No 11 Downing Street invited the leaders of [...]
Kistos reports pandemic rebound powered by soaring oil and gas prices September 7, 2022 Kistos has reported robust earnings for the first six months of the year, boosted by increased production and near-record gas prices.
‘Be careful what you wish for’: OEUK warns against expanding windfall tax September 7, 2022 Windfall taxes are a "really blunt" instrument that threatens to deter investment in the North Sea, warned OEUK's boss Mike Tholen.
All about that BEIS: Rees-Mogg’s hefty in-tray as winter crisis looms September 7, 2022 The incoming Secretary of State has a hefty in-tray to deal with - with the Government pushing to boost domestic energy generation.
City Moves: Who’s switching jobs in the Square Mile? September 7, 2022 City A.M.’s Millie Turner provides a roundup of the most important hires and job moves across the City, every morning. Email citymoves@cityam.com to be featured. Lombard Odier Investment Managers Lombard Odier Investment Managers has built out its UK wholesale team with a fresh sales director. George Guest, who stepped into the London-based role at the end August, will be responsible for promoting [...]
The price cap freeze: It’s not good, but it’s not the worst September 7, 2022 With the Liz Truss facing a host of bad options, a transparent freeze on the energy price cap might be the least bad of the lot.
BAE Systems muscles in on satellite space with defence cluster September 7, 2022 British aerospace and defence giant BAE Systems is set to unveil a satellite cluster later today. The cluster, made up of four satellites, will be focused on earth observation, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance and be rented out to businesses and allied governments alike. Much like the smartphone, the satellites will be able to download different [...]
Independence is ‘vital’ for effective regulation, say watchdogs September 7, 2022 The UK's top financial regulators have doubled down on their continued independence from political influence today as they warned that pursuing short term growth by "lowering" regulatory standards could threaten financial stability.
FCA issues warning over influencers peddling online trading services September 7, 2022 The UK’s financial watchdog has warned Brits against the dangers of unregulated financial advice today amid fears that social media influencers are peddling crypto and forex trading as a way out of a cost of living crunch.
Siemens refutes Gazprom claims for Nord Stream pipeline shutdown September 6, 2022 Gazprom's claims that the Nord Stream 1 pipeline is down due to faulty equipment were called into question by Siemens Energy.