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By: Jasper Jolly

Chief City reporter covering banking, finance, economics and the City

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  • The battle for London’s business: Behind the scenes, European cities are on a charm offensive to attract City jobs

    Behind the scenes, European cities are on a charm offensive to attract City jobs, finds Jasper Jolly WITH Brexit negotiations reaching fever pitch, all eyes are fixed on the politicians wrangling over the UK’s new place in the world. But behind the scenes another battle is going on, with well-funded campaigns vying to attract business [...]

  • Bank of England talks with EU continuing as it urges no-deal Brexit preparation

    A top Bank of England official today said talks are continuing with EU regulators to try to persuade them to allow British clearing houses to serve clients on the continent as he warned that job losses in the City will be larger than 5,000 expected by “day one” of Brexit. Sir Jon Cunliffe said that [...]

  • Regulator blocks Danske Bank’s pick for chief executive after €200bn scandal

    Danish authorities have blocked the appointment of a new chief executive at Danske Bank, piling more misery on the firm which is reeling from a €200bn (£176bn) money laundering scandal. The Danish Financial Supervisory Authority (FSA) turned down the appointment as chief executive of the bank’s head of wealth management, Jacob Aarup-Andersen, because of lack [...]

  • Bank of England warns on boom in lending to indebted firms

    October 17, 2018

    The growth of new lending to already debt-burdened borrowers has parallels to the subprime mortgage boom which ended with the global financial crisis, according to minutes from a discussion by Bank of England’s top financial stability policymakers. Minutes published today from the financial policy committee (FPC) showed that members, who include Bank of England governor [...]

  • Sterling falls on weaker UK inflation data as food and drink prices drop

    October 17, 2018

    Inflation slowed in September as the prices of meat and chocolate fell, the first fall in the price of statisticians' basket of goods since April. Consumer price index (CPI) inflation fell from 2.7 per cent in August to 2.4 per cent in September, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said today. The relatively steep fall [...]

  • Economist Hernando de Soto: ‘Our systems of representation are broken’

    October 17, 2018

    Hernando de Soto has dedicated much of his life to trying to help the world's poorest countries develop to the level of advanced economies, but now he is wondering if Western nations need to re-examine how we think about government. De Soto is one of the world’s most prominent development economists, thanks to the central [...]

  • Morgan Stanley profits jump as investment banking surges and trading holds up

    October 16, 2018

    Morgan Stanley today reported profits well above expectations on Wall Street as its equity underwriting revenues surged and it avoided the trading weakness experienced by some rivals. Net income rose by 17 per cent to $2.1bn for the quarter, driven by a 26 per cent jump in profits in Morgan Stanley's institutional securities arm, which [...]

  • Goldman Sachs profits beat expectations as investment banking revenues jump

    October 16, 2018

    Goldman Sachs beat expectations in the third quarter as revenues at its investment banking units surged in Lloyd Blankfein's final quarter as chief executive. The US investment banking giant beat expectations across the board, with net income of $2.45bn (£1.86bn) almost 20 per cent higher than the analyst consensus. Revenues came in at $8.65bn for [...]

  • End of austerity not ‘compatible’ with eliminating deficit says Institute for Fiscal Studies ahead of Budget

    October 16, 2018

    The government faces a stark choice between upholding Theresa May’s promise to “end austerity” or meet its target of eliminating the deficit, according to a detailed analysis by one the UK’s most trusted economic bodies. The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) will today say that chancellor Philip Hammond will have to find an extra £19bn [...]

  • European banks add weight to demands for EU to act on no-deal Brexit financial stability risks

    October 15, 2018

    The lobby group representing investment banks in Europe has added its voice to the growing calls for EU authorities to act now to stop financial market chaos in the event of a no-deal Brexit. The Association for Financial Markets in Europe (Afme) said it is “vital” that the European Commission give assurances that clearing houses, [...]

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