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  • Monthly spare cash now £311 for Londoners as disposable income rises

    May 4, 2015

    Londoners have £311 available to spend after paying for bills and essentials each month, according a report yesterday by financial services group Scottish Friendly. This amounts to 10 per cent of average London pay, an increase on the first three months of the year, when disposable income was at 9.1 per cent of income. Across [...]

  • PwC to ditch A-level requirements to reach students from “wider pockets of society”

    May 4, 2015

    Graduates will no longer need spotless A-level grades to land a job at accountancy firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). The firm, one of the biggest graduate employers in the country, argued that by using Ucas points (a measure of a secondary school student's qualifications) to screen applicants, it was missing out on recruits from more disadvantaged backgrounds. [...]

  • Tidjane Thiam will be replaced by Mike Wells as Prudential chief exec

    May 1, 2015

    Prudential has found its successor for departing chief executive Tidjane Thiam – and they haven't had to look too far. Mike Wells, head of the company's US arm Jackson National Life, will step into the role vacated by the popular Thiam, who is leaving to head up Credit Suisse. The 55-year-old will replace a resoundingly popular [...]

  • Rob Terry-backed broker Daniel Stewart’s shares suspended for a second time

    May 1, 2015

    Shares in Daniel Stewart, the broker backed by Rob Terry, have been suspended for a second time after its in-house broker Westhouse Securities quit last month. The Aim-listed broker, which acts as a nominated adviser to other companies which want to join the Aim market, only had its shares restored earlier this month ending a five-month suspension [...]

  • Here are the most expensive places to rent outside of London

    May 1, 2015

    A short supply of housing means London is becoming ever more crowded, which is stretching resources, pushing up prices, and prompting people to move further out. But before you make the leap into a cosy commuter town, it isn't necessarily any better elsewhere, as rents are still pretty high and you'll have to pay through [...]

  • Virgin Money eats up mortgage market share as lending rises

    May 1, 2015

    The figures Virgin Money delivered a rise in mortgage lending and ate up a larger chunk of market share during the first quarter, cementing its position as one of the UK's fastest growing challenger banks. The lender said it enjoyed a 34 per cent rise in gross mortgage lending to £1.6bn at a time when [...]

  • Lloyds Bank profit increase pushes share price up, despite £660m loss over TSB sale

    May 1, 2015

    The sale of TSB has come at a big price for Lloyds, but investors are undeterred. The figures Lloyds share price has gone up 3.38 per cent, after underlying pre-tax profit rose 21 per cent and beat analyst expectations. Lloyds Bank statutory profit before tax slipped 11 per cent in the first quarter of 2015, falling to [...]

  • UK unemployment has stalled, but it’s set to fall again under the Conservatives

    May 1, 2015

    The nation's unemployment rate was heading a steep downward slope until the beginning of the year, but since January it has barely changed.   Over the four months ending in April, the Adzuna unemployment predictor estimates the proportion of people out of work went down from 5.6 per cent to 5.58 per cent – this [...]

  • City activists smell the scent of success: Edward Bramson’s showdown at Electra follows battles over Alliance Trust and John Menzies

    April 30, 2015

    US corporate raider Edward Bramson is closing in on one of the UK’s oldest private equity groups, Electra, six months after he failed to capture the firm.     The showdown comes amid a flurry of UK activist raids since the turn of the year, underscored by little-known fund Lakestreet Capital, which yesterday revealed it [...]

  • Martin Sorrell is best paid FTSE boss pocketing £43m but WPP braces for fresh shareholder row

    April 30, 2015

    Global advertising giant WPP hiked chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell’s pay by 43 per cent for 2014, taking his awards to £43m and making him the best paid boss in the FTSE 100. The payout comes after years of shareholder rebellions at the firm’s annual general meetings. In 2012, a majority of shareholders voted against [...]

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