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  • City exec leaves CFO role to pursue career in music

    September 6, 2018

    City executive Philip Keller is swapping the boardroom for the orchestra as he leaves his CFO role at Intermediate Capital Group (ICG) to pursue a passion for conducting. Keller will go back to university next year to train as an orchestra conductor after more than a decade at asset management firm ICG. Read more: City [...]

  • ‘No place’ for illegal Russian activity in City vows minister after Skripal attackers are revealed

    September 6, 2018

    THE CITY minister and MP for Salisbury, John Glen, vowed last night to ramp up efforts against Russian dirty money channeled through the UK’s financial system. Glen’s pledge came after Prime Minister Theresa May said that the attempted murder of former spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia in March this year was carried out [...]

  • London ranked the worst city in the UK for mobile network performance

    September 5, 2018

    London has been ranked the worst city in the UK for mobile network performance at a time when the rest of the country is speeding ahead with 5G connectivity. Belfast and Edinburgh took first and second place respectively, largely due to improved download speeds from network carriers and strong reliability results across all networks.  The report [...]

  • Mayor backs London tech startups for City innovation

    September 5, 2018

    Meet the fourteen startups that made the mayor of London's shortlist to tackle the capital's key challenges across seven sectors. Launched in June as part of London's smart city initiative, Sadiq Khan's Civic Innovation Challenge will later award seven of these startups – one for each challenge – a grant of £15,000 to test their ideas [...]

  • London’s tech cluster ranked largest in Europe

    September 4, 2018

    London's tech cluster has been ranked the largest in Europe, according to research today which suggests there has been a surge of millennial talent coming into the UK. The capital saw off the likes of Paris, Madrid and Rome to finish top of an index which ranked Europe’s largest technology clusters based on the size, [...]

  • Real estate giant swoops in for prime London student property

    September 4, 2018

    One of Europe’s largest real estate investors agreed to buy a prime central London student block for nearly £70m today, in a move that reflects the growing level of property investment being poured into the capital’s student accommodation sector. Aberdeen Standard Investments, which manages more than £43bn of real estate assets, has splashed out £68.8m [...]

  • London needs a new mayor to get the transport show back on the road

    September 4, 2018

    You may remember the old joke about the family who, hopelessly lost in the middle of nowhere, wind down their car window to ask for directions, only to be told “I wouldn’t start from here if I were you”. In the third year of Sadiq Khan’s mayoralty, transport in London isn’t quite that bad, but [...]

  • 12 Hay Hill in Mayfair shows shared workspaces are going upmarket to capture the professional crowd

    September 3, 2018

    Coworking spaces seem to be taking over the city. Right now, the largest private-sector occupier of office space in central London isn’t a tech firm or major bank. It’s WeWork, a leading provider of shared workspaces. And coworking is big business: WeWork was valued at £27bn in June, making it the world’s second most valuable [...]

  • Europe will always be a major partner, but London’s future lies with the whole world

    September 3, 2018

    Last week I was delighted to join the Prime Minister’s business delegation as we visited three growing and outward facing African nations. As the lord mayor of London, I will spend over 100 days of this year visiting between 25 and 30 countries, selling this great city all over the globe – from Tokyo to [...]

  • Thames Water launches major investment after choppy year

    September 2, 2018

    Thames Water has unveiled plans for a record £11.7bn investment project today as it seeks to win back public support following a turmoiled year of regulator fines and bonus pay disputes. In a five-year business plan submitted to regulator Ofwat, Britain’s biggest water company is announcing new funds for leakage reductions and infrastructure resilience. However, [...]

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