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  • Why the going is about to get tougher for investing in climate change

    April 23, 2021  |  City Talk

    2020 was an extraordinary year for climate change action. Public opinion, governments, businesses and financial markets all had major shifts in their appreciation of the urgent need to address the climate crisis. More investment, research and development, and international collaboration will now come together to enable a faster transition to a net zero economy. While [...]

  • Hedge fund Odey takes short position against Deliveroo after disastrous IPO

    April 22, 2021

    Odey Asset Management has taken a short position against Deliveroo after a disastrous start to the delivery firm’s London IPO. Odey fund managers James Hanbury and Jamie Grimston took the bet on Deliveroo’s first day of trading, according to investor documents seen by the Financial Times. Deliveroo made its debut on 31 March with a [...]

  • Canadian semiconductor firm Alphawave plans $4.5bn London IPO

    April 22, 2021

    Toronto-based Alphawave is planning a London listing after setting a valuation of $4.5bn from cornerstone investors. The company is just four years old and develops technology that pushes data through data centres and phone networks. Alphawave said funds and accounts managed by Blackrock and Janus Henderson have entered agreements to subscribe $510m of offer shares [...]

  • AJ Bell assets jump as customers continue to flock to its platform business

    April 22, 2021

    AJ Bell attracted a record number of customers to its platform in the second quarter, delivering a 35 per cent increase in its total assets. In a trading update, AJ Bell said its total customer numbers increased 32 per cent over the last year to 346,797, with total net inflows of £1.5bn. Its total assets [...]

  • Pensionbee valued at £365m ahead of London IPO

    April 21, 2021

    Pensionbee has priced its IPO at 165 pence per share valuing the company at £365m ahead of its listing this month.  The pension consolidation business is set to join the high growth segment of the London Stock Exchange. Last week it announced an offer price range of between 155p and 175p per share.  The offer [...]

  • Antofagasta production on track but miner warns on Chile lockdown

    April 21, 2021

    Mining giant Antofagasta today said its production and costs were in line with expectations in the first quarter but warned of the impact of a fresh lockdown in its home country. The Chile-based company said copper production was on track at 183,000 tonnes, 5.7 per cent lower than last year and five per cent lower [...]

  • Plus500 moves into US with $30m acquisition of futures platform

    April 21, 2021

    After a strong year Plus500 is dipping its toe in the US market with a $30m deal to buy a futures trading platform.   The online trading platform this morning announced it has bought the membership interests of Cunningham Commodities, a regulated Futures Commission Merchant, and trading platform Cunningham Trading.  The deal represents a growth opportunity [...]

  • Markets: Wall Street slips from record levels

    April 19, 2021

    Major U.S. stock indexes fell from record levels on Monday as investors sought cues from first-quarter earnings reports to justify the rich valuation of equities. Tesla was the biggest drag on the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq, with the electric-car maker down three per cent after a Tesla vehicle, which was believed to be operating [...]

  • Mind the GAAP! The dangers of “growth at any price” stocks

    April 19, 2021  |  City Talk

    Anyone who has ever taken a subway in New York City or frequented the London Underground will be familiar with the warning to “mind the gap” between the carriage and platform. In a similar fashion, investors also need to be fully aware of the dangers posed by the GAAP, or “growth at any price” stocks. [...]

  • Steel tycoon Gupta raised cash through circular selling

    April 18, 2021

    Embattled tycoon Sanjeev Gupta is facing fresh questions over his Liberty Steel empire following reports the company raised cash from Greensill Capital by selling steel that it then planned to buy back itself. Liberty Steel Newport in south Wales used a circular trading scheme where it sold steel to a company with close links to [...]

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