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By: Andy Silvester

Andy Silvester is Acting Editor of City A.M.

  • Morning Digest: What’s shaping today’s business agenda

    June 11, 2021

    Here’s City A.M.’s look at what the business world is talking about this morning. The bounceback begins:Britain’s economy grew by 2.3 per cent in April as the country took the first tentative steps back to normality. Services unsurprisingly saw the biggest boost and the top-line number would have been higher had it not been for [...]

  • Morning Digest: What’s shaping the business agenda today

    June 10, 2021

    Here’s what’s shaking up markets and the business agenda today. Still top of the (European) tree: The UK remains the globe’s second biggest financial services centre but Asian markets are closing fast – that’s the verdict of the closely watched index from New Financial. Brexit has punched a dent, but it doesn’t appear to be [...]

  • City asset managers to decide on first Greek bank raise since crisis

    June 7, 2021

    Two major UK investment managers will play a part in deciding whether the first capital raise by a Greek bank since the financial crisis goes ahead.  Somerset Capital Management and Odey Capital Management are both significant shareholders in Alpha Services and Holdings.  Read more: City bankers would rather quit than move to European capitals following [...]

  • Lime looks to lessen London’s transport squeeze as e-scooter trial begins

    June 4, 2021

    Tentatively, I step on to the slip-proof board with one nervous foot, kick away the stand with the other, and gently get going. Not having immediately crashed, I rather grandly decide I’m at the forefront of the e-scooter revolution as I begin to accelerate off into King’s Cross’ Granary Square.  This, at a ‘safe ride [...]

  • Scotch Malt Whisky Society owners set to list on AIM on Friday

    June 3, 2021

    The Artisanal Spirits Company will list on London’s alternative market tomorrow, with CEO David Ridley telling City A.M. he is “excited” to finally see years of work come to fruition. The owners of the Scotch Malt Whisky Society (SMWS) are expecting a market capitalisation of around £78m. The society offers curated single malt whiskies for [...]

  • Door to door, but digital: Avon CEO on how a historic firm gets with the times

    June 3, 2021

    Think of Avon and the image that emerges is probably a pretty wholesome one – an Avon lady, or perhaps an Avon man, presenting their make-up wares in a pleasantly spruced-up living room. In your mind, it’s probably set in black and white too. But times are changing. The cosmetics firm made its mark across [...]

  • Government poaches trade expert Allie Renison to bolster international efforts

    May 21, 2021

    Allie Renison, one of the UK’s most respected trade policy experts, is set to join Government as a senior official at the Department for International Trade. City A.M. understands she will take up the role in the coming weeks. Renison has served as Head of Trade Policy at the Institute of Directors for several years [...]

  • Saturday Sitdown: Uber UK boss Jamie Heywood on the recovery, workers’ rights and electric vehicles

    May 1, 2021

    Jamie Heywood, Uber’s top man in the UK, Northern and Eastern Europe, has a spring in his step – at least, as much as you can see that on Zoom.  Since the reopening of London’s bars and restaurants, with tables next to heaters prized like rare artefacts, Uber has seen rides spike upwards as Londoners [...]

  • The worst thing about the Super League? It makes perfect sense

    April 19, 2021

    For any football fan supporting anybody other than Arsenal or Manchester United during the 1990s, the last few years have offered some enjoyable schadenfreude.  United lost their way after legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson left the club. Arsenal turned into a soap opera, a club which appeared at times to be run by three lads [...]

  • Exclusive: FCA continues hiring spree with former Blackstone and Treasury man

    March 31, 2021

    The City regulator has added another big name to its senior team with the hire of former Blackstone and HM Treasury man Ramesh Chhabra. Chhabra will serve as FCA boss Nikhil Rathi’s Senior Adviser. It is the latest in a series of senior appointments made by Rathi as he seeks to put the body on [...]

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