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  • Capita chief executive falls on his sword as profits drop by a third

    March 2, 2017

    Shares in troubled outsourcing giant Capita fell today after its chief executive, Andy Parker, stepped down – and profits fell by a third. Shares were down 7.9 per cent at 520.1p in late morning trading after the company, which administers the London congestion charge and TV licencing among many other things, said today Parker will step down later this year, [...]

  • PwC auditors involved in the Best Picture mix up unlikely to work at the Oscars again

    March 2, 2017

    The auditors behind the Oscars Best Picture mix-up will likely never tread the red carpet again, the president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has said. PWC’s Brian Cullinan and Martha Ruiz will not reprise their starring roles administering the vote, Cheryl Boone Isaacs told the Associated Press. PWC could still lose [...]

  • Ex-Lloyds Libor traders hauled in by fraud squad as part of its ongoing probe into manipulation of the benchmark rate

    March 1, 2017

    A number of former Lloyds Banking Group traders have been quizzed by the fraud squad as part of its ongoing investigation into Libor manipulation. The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has been probing the rigging of the benchmark rate since 2012. Now, Bloomberg has reported the prosecutor has called in a number of ex-Lloyds traders in [...]

  • Immigrants add £83bn of economic value to London

    March 1, 2017

    Migrant workers in London with full time jobs each contribute an additional £46,000 net in gross value added (GVA) per year to the economy, research by PwC and London First reveals. A combined total of £83bn for all of London’s 1.8m migrant workers is added, making up approximately 22 per cent of the capital’s GVA. [...]

  • Man Group reports losses and lower performance fees

    March 1, 2017

    Hedge fund Man Group disappointed investors with pre-tax losses of $272m for 2016 this morning, largely driven by accounting write downs at the company’s discretionary investments arm, GLG, and at FRM, Man’s fund of funds business. Performance fee revenues were down to $81m, compared to $302m in 2015, with declines across all divisions. The FTSE [...]

  • Fraud squad lawyer tells court two ex-Barclays traders accused of Libor rigging treated honesty as if it were expendable

    February 28, 2017

    A lawyer acting for the fraud squad told a court today that two ex-Barclays traders accused of Libor rigging treated honesty as if it were expendable. The Serious Fraud Office (SFO), which is prosecuting the case, has claimed Stylianos Contogoulas, 45, and Ryan Reich, 35, played roles in a conspiracy to fix the benchmark rate between 1 June [...]

  • Slater and Gordon reports a half-year loss, and points the finger at poor reputation in the UK

    February 27, 2017

    Australian-listed law firm Slater and Gordon revealed a loss in its half-year results today, pinning at least some of the blame on its reputation in the UK. The figures The firm reported a net loss after tax of AU$425.1m (£262.4m), an improvement of 56 per cent compared with AU$958.3m for the same period the year before. [...]

  • Oscars Best Picture screw-up: City stalwart is investigating how the award was handed to the wrong film

    February 27, 2017

    Last night's Oscars ceremony took a surprising and extremely awkward turn when the big prize – the Best Picture award – was mistakenly handed to the wrong film. Stars Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway announced that La La Land had won, as was widely expected. The film's producers were midway through their acceptance speeches when Beatty interrupted [...]

  • Government on the hunt for lawyers who want to tackle Brexit for £48,400

    February 26, 2017

    The Government Legal Department is looking to hire up to 17 qualified lawyers to help it navigate Brexit, for a starting salary of £48,400. The freshly hired lawyers will be expected to work alongside the Department for International Trade (DIT) and the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. Duties could included providing legal guidance as the [...]

  • Alliance Trust investors clash over proposed buyback

    February 26, 2017

    Investment fund Alliance Trust is convening a general meeting for shareholders this Tuesday to approve its plan for a £620m buyback deal with Elliott Management, the activist investor. It proposes that the buyback will take place in five tranches to enable the American hedge fund to cash in its investment. UK private investors’ association ShareSoc [...]

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