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  • Interserve agrees key terms of rescue deal with lenders and is considering handing off building materials unit to lenders

    December 21, 2018

    Interserve has agreed on the key terms of a rescue deal with its lenders and is still considering a debt-for-equity swap by handing off subsidiary RMD Kwikform to the holders of its debt. The British business support services provider said on Friday that its rescue plan will see a big part of the company’s £500m debt converted into [...]

  • Mark Kleinman: Come in Houston, just as UK audit reforms bite

    December 14, 2018

    Talk about a hospital pass. Richard Houston, Deloitte’s consulting chief, might be forgiven for feeling a bit like Theresa May this week. Houston’s is the solitary name on a ballot open to partners at the Big Four accountancy firm’s UK operation as it seeks to elect a successor to David Sproul, its chief executive for [...]

  • Competition and Markets Authority to recommend market share cap for Big Four audit firms

    December 13, 2018

    The UK's top four audit firms are facing a market share cap to encourage competition from smaller companies as the sector comes under increased scrutiny following a number of high profile corporate collapses. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is expected to recommend a limit on the number of large listed companies that the so-called Big [...]

  • Gambling firms see shares drop amid reports of TV advert ban

    December 6, 2018

    Shares in major gambling firms took a hit today following reports of a ban on advertising during live sports events. Paddy Power, Bet365 and Ladbrokes are among major bookmakers that have reportedly agreed to a ban on TV adverts during sports broadcasts amid fears aggressive marketing campaigns are fuelling the UK’s gambling problem. Shares in [...]

  • May faces contempt of parliament threat from Labour as Brexit legal advice leaks

    December 2, 2018

    Theresa May is facing one of the greatest clashes of her premiership as MPs from across parliament contemplate accusing her of contempt of parliament over her refusal to publish legal advice she has received on Brexit. MPs may move against the Prime Minister tomorrow, with figures from the DUP, Labour, Liberal Democrats and SNP planning [...]

  • City broker TP ICAP lines up Man Group director Richard Berliand as new chairman

    December 1, 2018

    Man Group director Richard Berliand is close to joining interdealer broker TP ICAP as the company's new chairman as it looks to regain investors' trust following the chief executive's ousting. Berliand has held big trading roles at JPMorgan and is ICAP's first choice to replace current chairman Rupert Robson.  The move is likely to be announced before Christmas and could even [...]

  • Patisserie Valerie searching for new auditor

    November 27, 2018

    Patisserie Holdings, the parent firm of embattled cafe company Patisserie Valerie, has begun hunting for a new auditor to replace its under-fire accountant Grant Thornton. The bakery chain is in talks to find a successor to Grant Thornton, according to Sky News, days after the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) said it was probing the beancounter over [...]

  • Melrose share price tumbles following low-ball bids for GKN unit

    November 26, 2018

    Turnaround specialist Melrose led FTSE fallers today as its share price fell over six per cent following reports of disappointing bids for one of its GKN units. Melrose, which bought aerospace company GKN in an £8bn hostile takeover earlier this year, was reportedly forced to reconsider its options after it was low-balled by bids for [...]

  • Ashley hits out at politicians and landlords ahead of committee hearing

    November 22, 2018

    Mike Ashley today lashed out at politicians for failing Britain’s beleaguered high streets, as he demanded an audience with MPs in Westminster next month. The retail billionaire and Newcastle United owner, who has recently acquired House of Fraser and Evans Cycles, called on both politicians and landlords to do more to help struggling retail outlets. [...]

  • The Hut Group gearing up for boardroom reshuffle

    November 19, 2018

    British online shopping giant The Hut Group is planning a major board reshuffle which would involve the departure of the company’s current chairman. The beauty retailer is set for a shake-up that would see founder and chief executive Matthew Moulding replace Richard Pennycook as chairman, according to Sky News. Pennycook, who has served as the [...]

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