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  • Two Resolution chiefs cut work week by 40pc

    November 28, 2011

    FINANCIAL sector takeover specialist Resolution said the chief executive and finance director of its British insurance consolidation vehicle are to cut their working week by 40 per cent as the group focuses its efforts on new projects outside the UK. Chief executive John Tiner and finance chief Jim Newman, who are also shareholders in the [...]

  • Top London property set for Chinese takeaway in new Cordea Savills fund

    November 28, 2011

    IN RECENT years it has been seen as the preserve of affluent Britons, Arab sheiks and Russian oligarchs. Now, however, more top London property could be snapped up by Far Eastern investors, including perhaps the Chinese Communist Party. Cordea Savills, the fund management arm of consultancy Savills, has launched a £150m fund that will buy [...]

  • Ex-Liontrust chief Legge roaring back into action

    November 28, 2011

    THE FORMER chief executive of Liontrust Asset Management is pioneering an asset management business model that will waive fees if its funds fail to beat benchmarks, as cost-conscious clients start to balk at hefty fund charges. Nigel Legge, who ran Liontrust before stepping down last year after the firm lost most of its assets, will [...]

  • CITY MOVES | WHO’S SWITCHING JOBS

    November 28, 2011

    Northgate Information Solutions The outsourcing group has appointed Adel Al-Saleh as chief executive to replace Chris Stone, who is leaving the firm. Al-Saleh previously spent five years at IMS Health, a technology-based analytics and services company for the healthcare industry, where his roles included president of EMEA and senior vice president of global pharma solutions. [...]

  • BEST OF THE BROKERS

    November 28, 2011

    BURBERRY UBS rates the fashion brand “neutral” with a 12-month target price of £12.50, 200p lower than its previous target after the broker examined Burberry’s margins and stripped out a potential premium from M&A activity. UBS expects costs to moderate the firm’s operating margins for the next two to three years, but thinks the firm [...]

  • FTSE rallies on hopes action is coming over Eurozone debt

    November 28, 2011

    BRITAINS’S top share index rallied yesterday as financial and basic resources stocks advanced, helped by hopes that Eurozone leaders were moving closer to action to stem a debt crisis in the region. London’s blue chips added 148.11 points in its second consecutive day of gains after nine straight sessions of declines, as equities across Europe [...]

  • US stocks lifted by strong retail sales

    November 28, 2011

    US stocks rebounded from seven days of losses yesterday as investors used the latest effort from European leaders to resolve the region’s debt crisis as an opportunity to cover short positions. Trading was light, a sign scepticism remains high. Just 6.2bn shares changed hands during the day on US exchanges, well below the daily average [...]

  • There’s one economic policy the coalition has yet to try: Spend less to boost growth

    November 28, 2011

    TODAY’S sound and fury around the chancellor’s autumn statement hides a remarkable consensus shared by government and opposition alike. Public spending needs to be cut, but not by very much. Increases in tax rates are a regrettable necessity, and any idea of actually cutting the tax burden on working people is out of the question. [...]

  • Five ways to get the UK economy back in the black

    November 28, 2011

    IT’S time for the UK to get real. The country is deeply in debt. The coalition made deficit reduction the prime aim of its governing agreement. It was a great idea then. It is a great idea now. It needs delivery. First, let’s be bold with the banks. The UK private sector needs easier access [...]

  • If only the neoliberals were really in charge

    November 28, 2011

    IT IS common to hear about the ascendancy of “neoliberal” economics. Many on the left use it as an explanation for the deregulation that they blame for causing the financial crisis. And some argue that it is the dominant school of thought within the economics profession. These are myths, and I want to challenge some [...]

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