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Nick Gold is incoming president of the International Association of Speaker Bureaus and managing director of Speakers Corner.

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  • ECB profits on its Greek bonds

    February 22, 2013

    THE EUROPEAN Central Bank (ECB) made €555m (£480m) in interest income from its Greek bonds, accounts showed yesterday, indicating the whole Eurosystem may have made several billion on the emergency purchases. That is expected to be divided up among the Eurozone’s national central banks, added to their own earnings and given to Athens. The ECB [...]

  • Miles: Print £175bn more

    February 22, 2013

    BANK of England policymaker David Miles yesterday called for at least an additional £175bn of quantitative easing (QE), arguing it is the best way to help boost the economy. Miles believes there is a large output gap in the UK currently which could be reduced by printing more money, boosting demand and encouraging firms to invest more, increasing [...]

  • Einhorn pleads with investors on Apple vote

    February 22, 2013

    BILLIONAIRE investor David Einhorn yesterday pleaded with fellow Apple shareholders to vote against the iPhone maker’s proposals to change its corporate practice. Einhorn’s Greenlight Capital hedge fund, which owns around $600m (£394m) in Apple shares, laid out proposals that would see billions of dollars returned to shareholders. Einhorn said that despite the company’s history of [...]

  • Citigroup reveals pay shake-up as Corbat gets $11.5m for 2012

    February 22, 2013

    GLOBAL banking giant Citigroup yesterday introduced a new pay policy for top executives at the firm to more closely align salaries and bonuses with the bank’s performance. The move, revealed in a regulatory filing yesterday, follows shareholder concerns over payouts which led to the departure of former boss Vikram Pandit after shareholders rejected his pay [...]

  • Shard duo set to build tallest tower on earth

    February 22, 2013

    THE LONDON-based construction duo behind the iconic Shard tower yesterday revealed their next building project – constructing the biggest tower on earth. Mace and EC Harris, who helped lead the construction of the imposing Renzo Piano-designed Shard, have been appointed to project manage the construction of the Kingdom Tower project in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The [...]

  • BAE plans £1bn share buyback as profit stalls

    February 22, 2013

    DEFENCE and aerospace firm BAE Systems yesterday launched an ambitious £1bn share buyback programme, as evidence of the “robust performance” of the FTSE firm. Chief executive Ian King said he could see “green shoots” in the company, which gave it the confidence to unveil the buyback, although full implementation still hinges on discussions with Saudi [...]

  • Looming cuts in America cast a shadow over defence spending

    February 22, 2013

    INVESTORS were certainly not gunning for BAE yesterday, as its announcement of a share buyback and less-bad-than-expected annual numbers saw a bump in its share price, even as the wider index fell. However, the positive sentiment might be short-lived. The elephant in the room for BAE remains the current uncertainty in the US over defence [...]

  • Earnings drop 28pc at Carlyle

    February 22, 2013

    US ASSET manager Carlyle Group yesterday pinned a 28 per cent drop in fourth quarter earnings on exiting investments, as it relied more on company dividends to return cash to shareholders. Carlyle said economic net income, a measure of profitability that takes into account the mark-to-market valuation of its assets, came in at $182m (£119.2m). [...]

  • AIG punctured by hurricane

    February 22, 2013

    INSURER AIG yesterday revealed a $4bn (£2.6bn) fourth quarter net loss led by costs from Superstorm Sandy, but better than expected earnings cheered investors. The group, which last year repaid bailout money given by the US government, booked a $1.3bn after-tax loss from the storm, the second largest US catastrophe ever to hit AIG. However, [...]

  • Top insurers allay fears of dividend cut

    February 22, 2013

    MAJOR European insurers yesterday hiked their year-end dividend, reassuring investors who feared the industry may cut returns in the face of low bond yields. Axa and Swiss Re both raised their payout as they announced bumper full-year results for 2012, while Germany’s Allianz maintained its healthy return to shareholders. Insurance investors were spooked on Wednesday when [...]

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