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By: Elliot Gulliver-Needham

Elliot is the investment reporter at City AM. Previously, he was a senior reporter at Investment Week and a reporter at Central Banking.

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  • The name’s bond. Savings bond. But most Brits still think of 007

    August 28, 2024

    The majority of Brits are more likely to associate the word ‘bond’ with fictional spy James Bond over the savings product. A survey of over 2,000 Brits revealed that 70 per cent of Brits associated ‘bond’ with the secret agent, according to new data from Moneyfarm. This trend was consistent across genders, though 41 percent [...]

  • St James’s Place: How high fees hide the wealth manager’s real performance

    August 28, 2024

    Investors who want to know how a St James’s Place fund compares to any other vehicle in the market have a problem: they just can’t do that. Traditionally, funds can be compared by taking into account the performance of their assets, minus the fees on the fund, and comparing that with other funds in their [...]

  • European VC firm Redalpine opens London office after £151m fundraise

    August 27, 2024

    European venture capital firm Redalpine has raised $200m (£151.3m) for its largest ever fund, Redalpine capital VII, and opened a new office in London. Founded in Switzerland in 2006, the company has been the backer of companies like Klarna, tax filing software Taxfix and German neobank N26. Redalpine has also funded more than 10 UK-based [...]

  • Britain missing out on billions of crypto tax revenue as HMRC fights back

    August 27, 2024

    The UK could be missing out on billions in tax revenue from crypto investors that is currently going unreported. As Norwegian tax returns are public, recent research from Norway was able to find that 88 per cent of all Norwegian crypto investors fail to declare their holdings. While each tax-avoiding investor owed on average between [...]

  • FCA cracks down on unregulated crowd investment schemes

    August 26, 2024

    The Financial Conduct Authority has begun a crackdown on crowd funding investment schemes that see investors diving into unregulated share offers. Odin, a service that helps private companies pool investments, has revealed that the regulator had told it to stop taking on new customers until it changes its operating model. “The FCA has come to [...]

  • Investors brace for Prudential results as stock price continues to disappoint

    August 26, 2024

    Investors in insurance giant Prudential are bracing themselves for its half-year results this week after the company has struggled to keep its stock price stable over the last two years. The FTSE 100 constituent has seen its share price drop by nearly a third over the past year, slumping to its lowest point since 2012. [...]

  • Nvidia: Tech stocks ‘at the mercy’ of chipmaker’s results

    August 26, 2024

    Nvidia’s quarterly earnings results this week are set to define the trajectory of the entire tech market, analysts have warned, adding that the fallout from the update by the world’s third largest listed company might be felt across the entire global economy. “Big picture, the overall tech/AI theme arguably looks at the mercy of Nvidia’s [...]

  • Reddit backer funds weapons start-up focused on ‘budget missiles’

    August 26, 2024

    Start-up incubator Y Combinator, which has backed companies such as Airbnb, Reddit and Coinbase, has made its first ever investment in a weapons company, which plans to produce “budget missiles” for the US military. Ares Industries, which is based in California, aims to produce “smaller, less expensive cruise missiles” for the US Department of Defence [...]

  • FTSE 100 reshuffle: Burberry and Easyjet set to be downgraded

    August 23, 2024

    FTSE 100 constituents Burberry and Easyjet are expected to be eliminated from London’s main market next month during a reshuffle. The main market’s quarterly rebalance is due on 20 September, with the review being based on prices at close on 3 September. Easyjet managed to claw back into the FTSE 100 in March, but the [...]

  • Home REIT: Beleaguered trust targets lifting of trading ban

    August 23, 2024

    Home REIT has laid out its plan to apply to the Financial Conduct Authority to restore the trading of its shares, as the beleaguered trust’s chair admitted facing “very significant challenges”. The trust was launched with the intention of providing social housing to the homeless, but has been pummelled with multiple scandals over the last [...]

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