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  • Grant Thornton and Cenkos top small-cap table

    July 30, 2012

    CITY broker FinnCap has moved to within a whisker of catching Cenkos Securities to top a table of brokers with the most number of Aim-listed clients, a study released today reveals. FinnCap, chaired by private equity stalwart Jon Moulton, boosted its roster of small and medium sized clients from 74 to 79 over the quarter [...]

  • Private equity slips in stakes

    July 30, 2012

    PRIVATE equity funds have started to slip behind their private company rivals in the bidding war to snap up firms for the first time since 2007, research published today shows. Average price to earnings multiples paid by trade buyers in this quarter have surpassed private equity prices by 130 basis points. BDO partner Andrew Ware, [...]

  • Savers to lose in new opt-out pension plan, lobbyists argue

    July 30, 2012

    THE MANAGEMENT of opt-out pensions schemes could be their Achilles’ heel, as no one involved will have the expertise or the incentive to cater to savers’ best interests, says a report released today by FairPensions. Millions of people will be automatically enrolled into defined contribution (DC) pensions schemes over the next few years, as new [...]

  • Financial sectors jobs to rise in compliance as regulation hits

    July 30, 2012

    FIRMS are piling into compliance hiring as tighter and more complex regulations bite, and companies worry about future scandal, according to research released today by financial services recruitment firm BrightPool. Compliance will be the most popular area for financial services recruitment this year, making up 34 per cent of new jobs, well ahead of finance [...]

  • Businesses see only woe over coming months

    July 30, 2012

    BUSINESSES harbour anxiety about coming months, based on worries about a shrinking UK economy and worldwide economic distress, according to surveys out today. Corporate business sentiment on the economy was roundly negative in July, at minus eight per cent, though four points higher than June’s minus twelve reading, according to the Lloyds Bank business barometer. [...]

  • Relief for squeezed households as inflation drops at long last

    July 30, 2012

    WAGE growth will soon start outstripping inflation, at last giving a boost to confidence and the economy, according to a Deloitte report out today. But the impact will be muted for now as households remain cautious because of the weak state of the economy. Just 13 per cent of consumers expect to spend more on [...]

  • Retailers shut up shop on the lengthy slump

    July 30, 2012

    INSOLVENCIES fell across the UK in the second quarter, a PwC report shows today, with even the hard-pressed construction sector seeing an improvement compared with the same period of last year. But retailers are still under pressure, defying the positive overall trend as shoppers stayed away from the high street. The three-month period saw 3,927 [...]

  • Patent cases treble in a year as downturn bites

    July 30, 2012

    THE NUMBER of patent disputes lodged in Britain has almost trebled over the last year, as firms desperately vie to protect their market share in a dismal economic climate, research released today shows. Law firm EMW says the High Court in London saw 183 patent and design cases last year, compared with 65 in 2010. [...]

  • OLYMPIC MEDIA BUZZ LONDON 2012 PARTNERS

    July 30, 2012

    IN ASSOCIATION with Repskan.com, City A.M. is measuring the relative Olympic media buzz around the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games partners, week by week. The leaderboard, right, reflects their ranking over the past week, in this case from Wednesday 18 July to Wednesday 25 July. Cisco has been gaining plenty of attention this week, [...]

  • London losing out to New York on tech IPOs, says Wonga chair

    July 30, 2012

    BRITAIN is losing out to the US as technology firms choose to float in New York due to a lack of communication between startups and the City, says the chair of payday lending firm Wonga. Chairman Robin Klein said that despite the UK’s booming internet economy, “the door to London’s IPO market is shut tight [...]

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