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  • Derailed train crashes into BHP punching $600m hole in miner’s accounts

    January 22, 2019

    Anglo-Australian miner BHP dropped today as it warned that disruptions in its copper and iron ore mines would take a $600m (£463) chunk out of the company’s books. Investors were also left uncertain when the groups said that iron ore production had fallen nine per cent in the second quarter. An outage in the acid [...]

  • FTSE risers and fallers: FTSE 100 falls one per cent as global growth concerns hit stock markets

    January 22, 2019

    Stock markets across the world have fallen today on heightened fears of a global growth slowdown. Warnings by the International Monetary Fund and the United Nations that the US-China trade war could accelerate the slowdown yesterday weighed heavily on equities as the FTSE 100 fell more than one per cent. The mining sector, reliant on [...]

  • Robinhood rival Freetrade moves into US stocks as transatlantic retail investing battle hots up

    January 22, 2019

    London fintech startup Freetrade has today launched US stock trading on its app, in the midst of growing rivalry in the commission-free trading space. The app, which offers users the ability to invest in stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) directly without paying commission, said it will start with a curated list of 120 US stocks, including the likes [...]

  • Shares rocket in listed law firm Keystone following strong trading update

    January 21, 2019

    Shares in Keystone Law jumped by nearly 15 per cent today after it said it expects to be “comfortably ahead” of market profit expectations for its financial year. Keystone, which became just the third UK firm to float when it went public in November 2017, said it continued to trade strongly in the second half of [...]

  • London-listed Draper Esprit to double down on European tech with £100m share placing

    January 21, 2019

    Venture capital firm Draper Esprit has today announced it will acquire a larger stake in funds managed by its European counterpart Earlybird, with the intention of raising £100m through a fresh share placing to finance the move. The London-listed tech investor first partnered with Earlybird in July last year, committing up to £76m into the German firm's [...]

  • 29 reasons not to invest in the stock market

    January 21, 2019  |  City Talk

    Wars, disasters, economic strife and political instability have been persistent themes over the last three decades and they can affect people’s attitude towards investing. In many cases they make an already tough decision to part with your money and invest even harder, leading some to not invest at all. Behavioural scientists have a name for [...]

  • Monica Vinader-backer Beringea leads £6.5m round for data startup Exonar

    January 21, 2019

    London-based venture capital firm Beringea has led a £6.5m funding round into UK data privacy and cybersecurity startup Exonar. The round was completed by Beringea alongside Downing Ventures, and existing investors Amadeus Capital Partners and Winton Ventures. Exonar aims to help firms comply with the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation and other legislation by creating an overview [...]

  • London fintech Marketinvoice lands £56m in funding from Barclays and Santander

    January 21, 2019

    London-based fintech business lender Marketinvoice has today closed a £56m round made up of equity and debt funding, led by Barclays and Santander's venture arm Innoventures. The series B-stage equity funding, which amounted to £26m, also received significant participation from European venture capital firm Northzone, which has previously backed the likes of Spotify, Trustpilot and fellow fintech lender Zopa. [...]

  • Former SSE boss Ian Marchant invests in London smart home startup

    January 21, 2019

    A London-based smart home technology startup, backed by the former chief of SSE Ian Marchant, today announced that it has raised £2m in a new funding round. Den, which has now raised a total of £5m, is also backed by Mark Davies, a founder of Betfair.  Read more: Stay on top of your resolutions with the [...]

  • Hacking Wall Street: Are tech unicorns about to disrupt stock market flotations?

    January 21, 2019

    Tech companies have changed the way we chat, bank, travel and date. Are they about to disrupt capital markets too? “In [Silicon] Valley there’s always been that mentality: how do we hack Wall Street?” says Rob Kniaz, a founder of tech-focused venture capital firm Hoxton Ventures. Two weeks ago reports broke that Slack, the workplace [...]

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