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  • Early-stage businesses could rake in £25bn next year from retail investors, who want more risk and higher returns

    November 25, 2016

    Early-stage companies could be raking in a combined £25bn from individual investors in 2017, a new report has estimated. Retail investors are planning to take more risks next year and may be looking to early-stage companies for higher returns, according to an analysis of the sentiment and expectations of 1,000 retail investors by crowdfunding platform SyndicateRoom. [...]

  • The City will remain at the vanguard of financial innovation post-Brexit

    November 24, 2016

    A year ago, London Stock Exchange celebrated the first Green Bond from China to be listed internationally, a landmark renminbi and dollar issuance by the Agricultural Bank of China. I wrote here at the time how London was leading the world in financing the global shift to a low carbon economy – a transition endorsed [...]

  • Euro and pound get a Thanksgiving relief from the stronger dollar

    November 24, 2016

    The euro is enjoying a small rally on as the US celebrates Thanksgiving, after it hit its lowest level since March 2015 against the US dollar, still riding high as investors continue to adjust in post-election market turmoil. The pound held off the dollar in Thursday’s trading to rally slightly back towards $1.25 while US traders are on holiday. [...]

  • Gold catches a bug as the dollar’s surge shows no sign of abating and Fed rate rise looks all but a certainty

    November 24, 2016

    Gold has continued to fall this morning on the back of yet more highs for the US dollar, reaching lows not seen since February. The currency’s strength combined with strong US data and minutes from the Federal Reserve’s Open Markets Committee (FOMC) to send gold far below the $1200/oz level. In morning trading a small [...]

  • Stock market winners and losers after Autumn Statement: Estate agents hit after chancellor scraps letting fees

    November 23, 2016

    Estate agents Foxtons, appear to have been  the biggest losers from the Autumn Statement on the stock exchange today after chancellor Philip Hammond announced plans to scrap letting agents’ fees. Estate agents: losers Foxtons' share price fell 14 per cent to 105pon the day of the Autumn Statement. The estate agent’s shares were already down [...]

  • Brent crude and West Texas Intermediate crude oil prices lift as Iraq indicates it will cut production and US stockpiles fall

    November 23, 2016

    Oil prices were lifted this evening after Iraq signalled it is willing to "shoulder responsibility" for part of Opec's planned production cut and data showed US crude inventories declined by 1.3m barrels.  Iraq, a key member of the 14-member consortium, had previously called for it to be exempt from efforts to strike a final slash to output [...]

  • Here’s what UK tech thinks of the £400m promised for VC startup investment

    November 23, 2016

    Startups are set for a boost from the chancellor's Autumn Statement, as Philip Hammond announced plans to plough £400m into venture capital. The funds will come via the British Business Bank and it's expected to unlock as much as £1bn for startups itching to scale up as it will encourage private investment. Of particular focus will [...]

  • The pound’s down and the FTSE 100’s higher as markets brace themselves for the Autumn Statement

    November 23, 2016

    The pound fell against both the dollar and the euro, while the FTSE 100 edged higher as markets braced themselves ahead of chancellor Philip Hammond's first Autumn Statement.  The pound stayed below $1.24, falling 0.3 per cent against the dollar to $1.2391 in late morning trading, and dipping 0.3 per cent against the euro to [...]

  • Another exchange tie-up: Bermuda and Channel Islands follow the lead of London and Frankfurt

    November 23, 2016

    The Channel Islands Securities Exchange (CISE) and Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX) are exploring options for working closer together. The exchanges have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore co-operation across both the commercial and regulatory aspects of their businesses. Under the memorandum, the exchanges will look into ways of working together, including “cross-fertilisation of regulatory [...]

  • CMC Markets profit slumps 30 per cent in first half of the year on lack of trading activity

    November 23, 2016

    Profits dropped almost 30 per cent in the first half at online trading group CMC Markets, the group revealed today, due to a lack of client trading activity. The figures Profit before tax dropped 29 per cent to £18.8m from £26.5m, while net operating income was down four per cent to £75.5m from £78.9m. Earnings per [...]

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