Reeves: ‘Under no illusions’ about public finances – but we’ll spend anyway March 10, 2024 Rachel Reeves told the BBC that she was aware of the public spending challenges facing the Labour party
Aviva back into Lloyd’s for first time in two decades after £242m acquisition March 4, 2024 Aviva will re-enter the Lloyd's market after the acquisition of Probitas, with the insurance giant looking to boost its commercial business
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Famed business newspaper to ditch pink newsprint January 25, 2024 One of Europe's leading business newspapers is set to ditch pink print - with the additional costs no longer economically sensible.
Banking exec: Diversity regulations could ‘dumb down’ corporate efforts already underway January 17, 2024 Tracey McDermott at Standard Chartered told the Following the Rules podcast that the regulator could run into what she called the ‘levelling up problem.’
Q&A: Who are the Houthis, and why are we involved in Yemen? January 12, 2024 The UK, in concert with the USA and with the backing of a raft of nations including Canada, Australia and Bahrain, last night launched military attacks on facilities used by Houthi rebels in Yemen. The Houthis have in recent months begun targeting international shipping passing through the Red Sea. Earlier this week a British warship [...]
Reforms won’t be enough to fix equity markets, warns Peel Hunt August 8, 2023 One of the City’s most active investment banks has warned that the “considerable activity” to reinvigorate the UK’s equity markets will nonetheless not be enough to turn around a 20 per cent tumble in the number of listed companies over the past five years. Charles Hall, head of research at Peel Hunt, has warned in [...]
PwC Australia: Firm appoints new CEO as tax leak scandal roars on June 25, 2023 PwC’s Australian business is set to offload a government services division that has dragged the firm into weeks of lurid front-page headlines. The down under branch of the consulting firm is selling its public sector advisory business to a private equity firm Allegro for $1, and bringing in a new CEO of the overall business [...]
Pub body slams energy firms over sky-high bills amid calls for Ofgem investigation January 25, 2023 The UK's leading pub body went to war with the country’s energy firms yesterday, accusing them of profiteering.
Sadiq Khan: Time to end ‘vow of silence’ on Brexit business hit – and his plan to fix it January 12, 2023 Mayor of London Sadiq Khan will lay into what he describes as the “selective amnesia” of government ministers who ignore the impacts of Brexit on the British business community. Speaking at a black tie dinner in the City tonight, Khan will say that the “unnecessarily hard-line version of Brexit (ministers have chosen) is having a [...]
