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  • Venture capitalist Julie Meyer fails to overturn six-month suspended sentence

    May 28, 2022

    Venture capitalist Julie Meyer has failed in her bid to overturn the six-month suspended sentence handed down to her in February, following her long-standing refusal to pay almost £200,000 in legal fees to London law firm Farrer & Co. At a hearing on Thursday, a Court of Appeals judge rejected the businesswoman’s appeal, as he [...]

  • Former executive suing UK branch of Canadian bank for £800,000 over discrimination claims

    May 27, 2022

     The UK branch of a major Canadian bank is facing an £800,000 discrimination lawsuit from a former executive accusing it of discrimination. Zhuofang Wei is suing Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) over claims it operated a hostile and discriminatory environment for women. The bank, which strongly denies all claims, dismissed her in Match 2020. [...]

  • Exclusive: KPMG to hire 3,500 tech workers to staff newly launched digital products business

    May 27, 2022

    KPMG today launched a new digital solutions business which is set to see the firm more than double the size of its 3,000 strong technology focused workforce by hiring 3,500 new data scientists and engineers. The UK arm of the Big Four firm said it plans to create 1,000 London tech jobs, in its efforts [...]

  • Hong Kong stock exchange to open US and Europe offices

    May 23, 2022

    The Hong Kong stock exchange is planning to set up two new international offices in the US and Europe, in an effort to draw overseas investors back to the City state. Speaking to the South China Morning Post (SCMP) at Davos, Nicolas Aguzin, the head of Asia’s third largest stock market, said the new offices [...]

  • ‘Brexit is a mistake and London will be damaged’ warns Sir Howard Davies as NatWest chair claims ‘Boris Johnson hates the Treasury

    May 23, 2022

    SIr Howard Davies, the chairman of banking giant NatWest, has called Brexit ‘a significant mistake’ as the City grandee said he is not very optimistic about the future of the UK. In fact, Sir Howard said he is concerned about the long-term impact Brexit will have on the City of London. In an interview with [...]

  • High Court rejects Greek bank’s claim against Lloyds insurer over ship detained in Venezuela

    May 18, 2022

    A UK High Court has rejected a Greek bank’s $71m claim against Lloyd’s insurer Antares seeking a multi-million-dollar payout over a ship detained by Venezuelan authorities. The ruling is set to come as a relief to insurers in setting out that such situations are not covered by war risk policies. The case comes after Venezuelan [...]

  • TBC Bank’s profits soar as Georgia’s economy booms

    May 18, 2022

    Georgia’s TBC Bank today said its pre-tax profits are up 45.8 per cent on last year on the back of fast paced growth in the Georgian economy. The FTSE 250 bank said Georgia’s economy had rebounded quickly from the pandemic to achieve annual growth of 10.4 per cent in 2021 following a 6.8 per cent [...]

  • Allianz told to pay $6bn after SEC charges three execs with fraud over Structured Alpha funds scandal

    May 17, 2022

    The US financial watchdog has told German financial services behemoth Allianz to pay $6bn (£4.8bn) after charging three of its senior executives with fraud in relation to the $11bn collapse of the firm’s Structured Alpha funds. Allianz agreed to pay $1bn to the US Securities and Exchanges Commission (SEC) and a further $5bn to investors, [...]

  • Investment firm HG Capital weathers turbulence of war in Ukraine and the pandemic

    May 10, 2022

    Investment firm HG Capital Trust has weathered pressures of the war in Ukraine and the pandemic, as it reported its revenue up nearly five per cent. The London-listed firm’s share price was up 435.5 points at the end of March, with its net assets up to £2bn. Its top 20, representing almost 80 per cent [...]

  • Exclusive: Financial services in ‘digital arms race’, with 71 per cent making new products due to customer suggestions

    May 4, 2022

    More than 70 per cent of finance leaders say firms are creating new products due to customers’ changing demands as part of a “digital arms race”. Banks and financial services are adapting to a new demographic according to results of a new survey commissioned by Yobota, of 251 top decision makers, exclusively shared with City [...]

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