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By: Charlie Conchie

City Editor Charlie Conchie is the chief city reporter at City AM.

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  • Invest more to help ease cost of living crunch, Sunak tells business chiefs

    May 19, 2022

    The chancellor Rishi Sunak has called on businesses to ramp up investment in training and innovation to help alleviate a cost of living squeeze, in a speech to the country’s top business chiefs last night.

  • Activist shareholder group slams $68tn climate initiative for ‘lack of ambition and progress’

    May 19, 2022

    Activist shareholder group ShareAction has slammed the world’s largest climate investor initiative today claiming it has “failed to deliver any meaningful progress” on reducing corporate emissions.

  • London-based Lightrock looks to fuel Latin American growth with new $300m fund

    May 18, 2022

    London private equity firm Lightrock unveiled a fresh $300m Latin America fund today as it looks to spur growth in ‘purpose-driven’ entrepreneurs across the region.

  • Ninety One reports record profits after £5bn inflows

    May 18, 2022

    London-listed asset manager Ninety One reported record profits today after notching up £5bn inflows in the past year, despite a slowdown in the final quarter sparked by soaring inflation and war in Ukraine.

  • Morgan Stanley throws weight behind Thought Machine in $160m funding round

    May 18, 2022

    Morgan Stanley has thrown its weight behind London fintech Thought Machine in a $160m funding round announced today, as the London-based cloud banking firm gears up for international expansion.

  • Modulr poised for pan-European push after £83m funding injection

    May 18, 2022

    London fintech firm Modulr is poised for pan-European expansion after closing a £83m funding round today, led by global growth equity firm General Atlantic.

  • Fund managers pile into cash as outlook for growth plunges to all time low

    May 18, 2022

    Fund managers are fleeing equities and piling into cash as the outlook for global growth plunges to an all time low, according to a closely watched survey.

  • Billions of pounds of taxpayer cash will be lost due to covid support scramble, MPs warn

    May 18, 2022

    Billions of pounds of taxpayers’ money will be “lost to fraud and error” in the government’s scramble to dish out cash via covid business support schemes, the public accounts committee has warned today.

  • Early-stage venture capital stays resilient as headwinds batter public tech stocks

    May 18, 2022

    Early-stage venture capital firms are doubling down on investments in 2022 despite a sell-off frenzy in public tech stocks and growing scepticism of growth-focused tech valuations.

  • Tiger Global slashes bets on big tech amid global sell-off

    May 17, 2022

    Prolific tech investor Tiger Global has slashed its bets on big tech firms in the first quarter of the year after suffering heavy losses amid a global tech rout.

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