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  • Jeremy Hunt piles pressure on pension funds to back British firms in fresh City shake-up

    March 2, 2024

    Pension funds will be forced to reveal how much of their cash is invested in UK companies and poorly performing schemes will be blocked from taking on new business, in a bid to get retirement cash flowing into the economy, the Treasury has announced,

  • Start-up splash: British Business Bank’s ‘mandate’ could change to beef up growth investment

    March 1, 2024

    A new government could change the mandate of the state-backed British Business Bank to enable it to ramp up investment into bigger start-up rounds, its chief executive has suggested. Speaking with City A.M.’s Bonds & Ballots series, Louis Taylor, the chief executive of the state-owned development bank, said there “is some scope” for a new [...]

  • Wincanton switches horses and backs new £762m takeover bid – but will French suitor come back?

    March 1, 2024

    Wincanton looks set for a £762m takeover by Clipper logistics owner GXO after bosses withdrew their backing for a rival bid and waved through a new offer to shareholders.

  • Schroders profits slide in ‘one of the most challenging years of recent times’

    February 29, 2024

    Schroders reported a rebound in assets under management but a slide in profits today as it weathered “one of the most challenging years” for money managers “in recent times”.

  • Hedge fund group Man sees assets under management swell to a record, announces new buyback

    February 29, 2024

    Man Group, the world's largest publicly listed hedge fund, has hit a record in assets under management despite a sharp fall in annual profits on lower performance fees.

  • London Stock Exchange owner pledges ‘aggressive’ IPO push after ‘encouraging’ signs of revival

    February 29, 2024

    The owner of the London Stock Exchange said it was seeing an “encouraging IPO pipeline” for the year ahead today as it looks to rebound from a historic slump in listings last year.

  • Hamilton Lane: Why retail investors should be diving into private markets

    February 29, 2024

    The new co-CEO of Hamilton Lane has one goal: getting retail investors excited about private markets.

  • FCA under fire for ‘sinister’ plans to ‘name and shame’ firms

    February 28, 2024

    City lawyers have launched a broadside on the Financial Conduct Authority today for what they call “sinister” plans to change enforcement rules that could unfairly damage the reputation of firms.

  • Is there anything good in St James’s Place’s results?

    February 28, 2024

    Britain’s biggest wealth manager St James's Place saw its stock price hit its lowest since December 2012 this morning on the back of a gruelling 2023 results.

  • St James’s Place shares plummet as bosses set aside £426m for complaints

    February 28, 2024

    Wealth manager St James’s Place said it had been a “challenging” year today as its cash result cratered on the back of an overhaul in its fee structure and provisions for a deluge of complaints.

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