Apax X sells stake in Spanish real estate platform to private equity firm Cinven July 1, 2024 The Apax X Fund, backed by investment trust Apax Global Alpha (AGA), has sold its minority stake in idealista, a Spanish online real estate classifieds platform, to private equity firm Cinven.
A third of non-doms could leave the UK if Labour wins election, says top wealth lawyer July 1, 2024 Up to 30 per cent of the UK's non-doms could leave the UK if Labour wins this week's general election, a top private wealth lawyer has warned.
Buzz Bingo hails ‘reset’ as chain posts best results since Covid-19 pandemic July 1, 2024 The company behind Buzz Bingo cut its pre-tax loss as its sales passed the £200m mark during its latest financial year, according to new figures.
VanEck files for Solana ETF following Bitcoin and Ethereum successes July 1, 2024 VanEck, a prominent investment manager, just made waves by filing for the first Solana ETF in the United States.
Global aviation is shifting East and Europe must adapt July 1, 2024 The likes of Heathrow and Amsterdam's Schipol airport have been at the top-level for decades. But demand is shifting to the Far East.
Meet the fund managers: Buying bonds in an election year July 1, 2024 Alex Ralph, fund manager of Nedgroup’s Global Strategic Bond Fund, talks about buying bonds in an election year and her biggest mistake.
The young visionary leading McDermott London office to “elite” status July 1, 2024 Few people under 40 run a global law firm’s City office, but Aymen Mahmoud of McDermott Will & Emery is leading the way
How we achieved the largest pre-seed funding round raised by female founders in Europe July 1, 2024 Why are millennials, who are estimated to have nearly £300bn in cash savings, not investing their money?
Aircraft orders fall over 75 per cent in May as Boeing and Airbus woes continue July 1, 2024 According to the latest data from the ADS Group, 31 aircraft orders were placed over the month, which is 79 per cent fewer year-on-year.
UK company interest payments skyrocket as rate hikes eat into profits July 1, 2024 UK company interest costs have skyrocketed almost 30 per cent as higher interest rates and rising debt ate into the profits of British businesses.