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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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  • Resource deals make up record slice of investment bank income

    May 28, 2012

    INVESTMENT banks are increasingly reliant on income from energy and natural resources deals, according to new data that shows the sector has provided 21 per cent of global investment banking (IB) revenue so far in 2012. Research by data provider Dealogic shows how energy and natural resources deals are responsible for a record percentage of IB revenue [...]

  • Fund managers head for the courts to cash in on divorces

    May 28, 2012

    INVESTORS looking for the next big opportunity beyond the Brics have been offered a new place to put their money – Britain’s £100m a year divorce industry. Novitas has launched a divorce litigation fund to create an alternative lending source for people who need help to pay for divorce costs. It plans to raise £5m [...]

  • Car insurers in black for first time since 1994

    May 28, 2012

    HEFTY increases in premiums could cause the UK car insurance business to record an underwriting profit for the first time since 1994, according to a new report by Deloitte. Last year the sector had a combined ratio of 106 per cent – meaning it paid out £106 for every £100 it earned in premiums, equivalent to an [...]

  • Woodford’s $60m job tribunal put on hold

    May 28, 2012

    THE $60m (£38.3m) tribunal case brought by former Olympus boss Michael Woodford was adjourned yesterday, prompting speculation he could reach an out-of-court settlement with the disgraced firm. Woodford, who was ousted as chief executive and president in October, declined to comment last night after the hearing was cut short. The case is due to resume [...]

  • Gambling firm 888 pays €9m in back-taxes

    May 28, 2012

    CASINO firm 888 Holdings yesterday became the latest online gaming firm to pay back-taxes to the Spanish government, part of a cash raid by the country’s government. Spain is in the process of issuing new e-gaming licences for all online bookmakers and is using the leverage to extract retrospective payments from internet gambling companies that [...]

  • Irish broker Bloxham told to halt trading

    May 28, 2012

    IRELAND’S oldest stockbroking firm Bloxham has ceased trading, on the orders of the central bank, after the discovery of “financial irregularities”. Bloxham said yesterday that its income had been overstated over a number of years. The firm’s financial partner was immediately suspended and management has hired a firm of forensic accountants to study its accounts. [...]

  • Barclays sells German property

    May 28, 2012

    GERMAN real estate group Deutsche Wohnen said yesterday it has agreed to buy a real estate portfolio valued at about €1.24bn (£992m) from Barclays. The deal comprises about 23,500 apartments with a low average vacancy rate of 2.7 per cent, most of which are located in or near cities including Hanover, Berlin and Magdeburg, Deutsche [...]

  • BAA wins permission to appeal ruling on Stansted Airport sale

    May 28, 2012

    AIRPORT owner BAA has been given permission to appeal against a competition ruling that forces it to sell off Stansted Airport. BAA said it “look[s] forward to presenting our arguments before the Court of Appeal” after it was allowed to fight against the Competition Appeal Tribunal’s February ruling. The tribunal had upheld an earlier case [...]

  • Blair claims he feared wrath of media barons

    May 28, 2012

    TONY Blair yesterday told the Leveson inquiry that British politicians have little choice but to court media tycoons because the alternative is press attacks that are “full on, full frontal” and “day in, day out”. The former Prime Minister said that as a result he chose to “manage” relations with newspapers during his time in [...]

  • Fighting spreads in Syria as Kofi Annan begs for end to violence

    May 28, 2012

    PEACE envoy Kofi Annan yesterday called on the Syrian government to take “bold steps” to resolve the country’s crisis without further bloodshed. But even as he denounced the massacre of at least 108 people – including dozens of children – in the Syrian town of Houla, more violence was spreading throughout the country. Assad’s forces [...]

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