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By: Nick Gold

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

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  • PRIVATE EQUITY MOGUL MOULTON CRASHES THE PARTY FOR ALCHEMY

    September 24, 2009

    IT’S always good to spot a familiar face, right? Well, perhaps not for private equity firm Alchemy, which was co-sponsoring the Investor AllStars awards at the Park Lane Hilton on Wednesday evening. Bigwigs arrived at the hotel to the sight of former boss Jon Moulton happily schmoozing the crowd, just weeks after sensationally quitting the [...]

  • European executive wary of making changes to derivatives trading rules

    September 24, 2009

    Forcing privately negotiated derivatives onto exchanges could contradict other EU laws that promote competition in trading and damage risk hedging, an official with the bloc’s executive body said yesterday. Turmoil from the demise of Lehman Brothers bank a year ago and the near-collapse of insurer AIG prompted global leaders to call for tougher rules to [...]

  • Artio raises $650m as Julius Baer unit floats in New York

    September 24, 2009

    ARTIO Global Investors, the US asset management arm of Swiss private bank Julius Baer, listed on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, gaining nearly seven per cent on its offering price. The asset manager’s stock opened at $27.30 per share, up from the initial public offering (IPO) price of $26 and rose to $27.74 during [...]

  • JJB Sports plunges to a huge 43m loss

    September 24, 2009

    EMBATTLED sportswear retailer JJB Sports yesterday reported widening losses for the six months to July, dragging the group £42.9m into the red. JJB Sports said that the losses had grown from £14.8m the year before, as revenue dived by 42.5 per cent to £178.6m. The group also said like-for-like sales were down by 27.4 per [...]

  • DOES M&C SAATCHI’S OUTLOOK OFFER ANY HOPE?

    September 24, 2009

    FIONA ORFORD-WILLIAMS EDISON INVESTMENT RESEARCHMarketing spend is still heavily constrained, with continuing pressure on fees, but it does look like a base level is being reached and comparatives are becoming easier. The group is sensibly using its strong balance sheet to invest in new offices ahead of any market improvement. CLAIRE ENDERS ENDERS ANALYSISThe results [...]

  • … while Bank economist admits the dangers of QE

    September 24, 2009

    QUANTITATIVE EASING could result in unwanted asset bubbles that could prove “costly to rectify”, the Bank of England’s chief economist and monetary policy committee member Spencer Dale said yesterday. Speaking in Exeter, Dale said he was concerned by the uncertainty surrounding the effects of quantitative easing. “We do not have much experience of conducting monetary [...]

  • Sterling slips as King remarks on benefits of a weak pound…

    September 24, 2009

    STERLING slumped against most foreign currencies yesterday, as forex traders took in Bank of England governor Mervyn King’s indication that he was comfortable with a weaker pound by selling it. Currency markets reacted to comments from King suggesting that a weaker sterling could help the UK recalibrate its economy, driving the pound to a five-month [...]

  • M&C Saatchi profits suffer in the slump

    September 24, 2009

    ADVERTISING group M&C Saatchi yesterday reported a 32 per cent drop in first-half profit, driven by the “unprecedented pressure” felt by its clients in the downturn. M&C – which was founded by Maurice and Charles Saatchi – said that client uncertainty over budgets had impacted both its revenue and profitability. However, it added that trading [...]

  • CITY VIEWS: HAS GORDON BROWN’S GOVERNMENT BEEN GOOD FOR THE CITY?

    September 24, 2009

    DAVID BLANC VESTRA WEALTH“I don’t think so, because of three key issues: the 50 per cent income tax band, the rules on non-doms, and the government’s position on attacking the bonus culture. Boris Johnson has been far more understanding towards the City.” LAURA GRAY AVIVA INVESTORS“It hasn’t been good for the City, but no party [...]

  • MASS EXODUS AHEAD

    September 24, 2009

    WORKERS are planning a mass exodus from their current employment once the UK comes out of the recession, according to data released yesterday by recruiter Robert Half. Nearly 40 per cent intend to move once the economy stabilises, while nearly half want to move within six months of the recession being over.

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