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  • Naked Wines founder turns advisor in bid to weather financial storm

    September 16, 2022

    Naked Wines’ founder and former chief executive Rowan Gormley has been appointed to an advisory role as the winemaker weathers the current financial storm. The company, which connects shoppers and wine makers, recently said it was “reviewing potential operational and financial plans for the next 18 months.” It will publish an update during the week [...]

  • Shares in Naked Wines plummet following shock stock market announcements

    September 14, 2022

    INVESTORS gave Naked Wines a sniff yesterday after two shock stock market announcements – and sent the sommellier back to the cellar. Shares were down almost 40 per cent yesterday after the firm this week announced the departure of a non-executive director after just two weeks and a worrying business update. Wayne Brown, an analyst [...]

  • Truss believes City is ‘growth engine’ of the economy, says former minister

    September 8, 2022

    Liz Truss believes the City is the “best growth engine in the UK” and is preparing to lean on the financial sector to achieve her political agenda, a former minister said today.

  • Almost half of Brits stop saving and paying into pension due to short-term money problems

    September 7, 2022

    Almost half of Brits have stopped saving, investing and paying into pensions because of short-term financial pressures. With soaring inflation, rising interest rates and an impending increase in energy bills, 46 per cent of those polled by NerdWallet say they’ve cut back on long-term money planning.  Among those who are cutting back, 43 per cent [...]

  • Record £300bn wiped off UK bonds and gilts as investors flee in biggest market collapse in decades

    August 13, 2022

    Just under £300bn has been wiped off the value of UK corporate bonds since the start of this year following a major sell-off in the bond market in what is considered the biggest collapse in two decades. In the first six months of this year, the total outstanding value of UK corporate bonds has fallen [...]

  • Cayman Islands fund manager convicted over role in £100m ‘no win, no fee’ investment fraud

    August 10, 2022

    The founder of a Cayman Islands investment fund, that bankrolled ‘no win, no fee’ lawsuits, has been convicted of using a complex network of overseas trust to defraud investors of millions.   Timothy Schools, investment manager at the Cayman Islands headquartered Axiom Legal Financing Fund, used investors cash to fund his luxury lifestyle, that saw [...]

  • Lloyd’s of London aims to attract billions in capital via launch of new investment vehicle

    August 4, 2022

    Lloyd’s of London has set out plans for the launch of a new investment vehicle, with a view to drawing in billions from institutional investors.   The London insurance market today announced plans to set up a second protected cell company (PCC) following the successful launch of its London Bridge Risk PCC vehicle last year. [...]

  • Insolvencies surge to highest rates since financial crash as voluntary bankruptcies hit record levels

    August 2, 2022

    The UK government’s Insolvency Service today said it recorded a higher number of insolvencies over the past three months than at any other point in more than a decade, after the numbers of companies declaring voluntary bankruptcies hit their highest levels since records began. The past three months saw a total of 5,629 English and [...]

  • UK financial watchdog cracks down on marketing of ‘high-risk’ financial products

    August 1, 2022

    The UK’s financial watchdog has vowed to crack down on those using “unclear” and “misleading” information to sell risky investments after bringing in tough new rules around the marketing of high-risk financial products.   The Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA’s) “stronger” rules require firms to use clearer and more prominent risk warnings, and ban companies from [...]

  • Mining firms dish out dividends as UK shareholders pocket £37bn

    July 27, 2022

    UK shareholders revelled in £37bn worth of dividends in the second quarter of the year as mining firms, banks and oil giants put bumper profits back in the pockets of investors.

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