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By: Jack Mendel

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  • Old Mutual: South African savings firm reports subdued growth after pandemic woes

    March 15, 2022

    South African-based investment group Old Mutual experienced subdued growth in 2021 as the country’s economy bounced back from the pandemic. The company’s CEO announced its gross flow increased four per cent to R194.8bn (£9.8m) following a spike in sales over the course of last year. The pandemic however led to it paying out hundreds of [...]

  • Israel will not be a ‘route to bypass sanctions imposed on Russia’

    March 14, 2022

    Israel’s foreign minister has insisted the country will not  be a “route to bypass sanctions imposed on Russia”. Centrist politician Yair Lapid made his comments in Bratislava with his Slovakian counterpart, amid growing concerns that some Russian-Jewish oligarchs could use Israel to get around harsh sanctions. This come after the UK, US and European Union [...]

  • Foreign home ownership in London swells by £6bn but oligarch exodus to slow cash influx from abroad

    March 14, 2022

    Internationally-registered homes in London increased by £6bn last year, but the impact of Russian sanctions is expected to slow the rate of growth in the market. Despite the pandemic, there was a four per cent increase in the number of houses registered to buyers overseas, up to 84, 451, according to new numbers released by [...]

  • Police called to John Bercow’s Battersea home over domestic disturbance following assault claim by wife Sally

    March 14, 2022

    Police were called to a domestic disturbance at the home of former House of Commons Speaker John Bercow. Authorities attended his Battersea home last August over claims of ‘common assault’ reportedly made by his wife, Sally Bercow, according to The Times. This comes after Bercow was banned from Parliament after the conclusion of a two-year [...]

  • Microsoft among best firms to work for despite CEO making 410 times average salary

    March 14, 2022

    HP and Microsoft are some of the best Fortune 500 firms to work for, with high average earnings despite eye-watering sums going to those at the top. Chief executives for some of the world’s leading companies earn up to 840 times the average employee according to a new report released this week. Ranked number one [...]

  • Charity supporting young disabled people into work gets £100k boost from City

    March 14, 2022

    A London charity supporting young disabled people’s job prospects has received a £100,000 boost. Bromley Mencap was given the funding from the City of London Corporation’s charity funder, City Bridge Trust, following unprecedented demand during the pandemic. The organisation received 1,200 new referrals last year – a 100 per cent increase, and will put the money [...]

  • Pandemic leads to major spike in whistleblowers turning to SFO to report alleged fraud

    March 14, 2022

    The pandemic has led to a near 20 per cent rise in whistleblower reports about alleged fraud. Workers may have falsified accounts to cover up theft or inflated sales figures in a bid to achieve bonuses during the pandemic, a new report by consultancy firm Accuracy has found. There was a 17 per cent rise [...]

  • Price pinch: Most Brits financially struggling or worried as inflation rises and Ukraine war rages

    March 14, 2022

    Almost 60 per cent of Brits either struggling financially, or concerned about money in the near future, due to Russia’s war in Ukraine and the cost of living crisis. The economic effect of the conflict has exacerbated the rise in energy and food, against the backdrop of increasing inflation, which is set to exceed the [...]

  • Furlough scheme pushed back age of first-time buyer to 34

    March 14, 2022

    Despite a property market boom during the pandemic, the furlough scheme pushed back the average age of first time buyers by up to two years. The government’s initiative may have given a lifeline to millions as Covid restrictions plunged society into chaos, but its long term impact has reportedly been to stall many people’s ability [...]

  • Radiator firm Stelrad’s revenue up almost 40 per cent, with operating profit more than doubling

    March 14, 2022

    A UK-based producer for steel panel radiators has announced a near 40 per cent increase in revenue for 2021. Stelrad made £272m in the last 12 months with its operating profit more than doubling to £33.2 million in 2021 up from £15.6 million the previous year. The firm, which entered into the London Stock Exchange [...]

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