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  • The London Powerhouse: Universities are at the heart of the capital’s success

    May 28, 2015

    Dreaming spires and cloistered courtyards: the image of Oxbridge has for centuries defined excellence in Britain’s global higher education offering. But in the twenty-first century, it is London’s elite universities that are tearing up the script.   Last September, Imperial College shared second place with Cambridge in the QS World University Rankings, with Harvard just [...]

  • 29 May on this day

    May 28, 2015

    2004: Bath made their last appearance in a big Twickenham game, losing the Premiership final to Wasps 10-6. Bath had been England’s dominant club side for over a decade, winning 10 cup finals in 13 years from 1984 and six league titles in six years from 1989. Here Simon Shaw consoles his England team-mate Mike [...]

  • Attacking intent set to reward Bath with Premiership glory

    May 28, 2015

    AFTER two epic semi-finals, albeit of contrasting score lines, the action-packed rugby season reaches its peak tomorrow as Bath and Saracens do battle in the Aviva Premiership final at Twickenham. Saracens became the fifth away side from 21 play-off semi-finals to progress to HQ after triumphing 29-24 over reigning champions Northampton Saints at Franklin’s Gardens. [...]

  • City Moves for 22 May 2015 | Who’s switching jobs

    May 21, 2015

    Pension Insurance Corporation Rob Groves has been appointed chief investment officer of the specialist insurer. He joins from Friends life, where he held the same role and oversaw assets totalling £100bn. Groves has previously worked for UBS, Commerzbank and Towers. Maples Teesdale The commercial property solicitors has appointed Dellah Gilbert as a partner. She has [...]

  • Barclays to settle £2bn forex-rigging case

    May 17, 2015

    Barclays Bank is closing in on a major £2bn settlement with regulators around the world, drawing to a close its role in the deeply damaging foreign exchange markets rigging scandal. The bank, whose chief executive is Antony Jenkins, is attempting to settle with a number of regulators simultaneously. Last November it pulled out of a [...]

  • Manchester United can nick narrow win over old nemesis Arsenal

    May 14, 2015

    BEN CLEMINSON PREVIEWS MAN UNITED V ARSENAL AND HARRY MADLEY LOOKS AT THE FINAL ROUND OF THE AVIVA PREMIERSHIP   Arsenal’s surprise defeat to Swansea on Monday night was only their second home league reverse of the season, but it won’t rankle with them as much as the other one – the 2-1 loss to [...]

  • Saracens and Exeter look set to book the remaining play-off places

    May 14, 2015

    THE FINAL round of the Aviva Premiership kicks off tomorrow afternoon and for Leicester Tigers, Exeter Chiefs and Saracens this weekend is crucial as they battle it out for the two remaining semi-final spots. Northampton Saints have already secured a home semi-final berth after finishing top of the pile for the first time in their [...]

  • Hansteen sells industrials fund in £190m deal

    May 13, 2015

    HANSTEEN, the property company chaired by Hambro Bank scion James Hambro, has sold a second batch of UK industrial estates to former Camden Lock Markets owner Brockton Capital. Brockton will join forces with Dunedin Property to take control of the 76 estates in Hansteen’s UK industrial property unit trust II as part of the £192m [...]

  • Beware under-insurance: Four in five people don’t have adequate coverage for their precious things

    May 12, 2015

    Do you have adequate insurance for the contents of your home in the event of a disaster? Probably not. Research suggests four in every five high net worth individuals is under-insured, according to Oak Underwriting. Another study from Datamonitor put the figure slightly lower, at 70-75 per cent of wealthier homeowners – but still a [...]

  • City Moves for 12 May 2015 | Who’s switching jobs

    May 11, 2015

    Colliers International Martin Mahmuti has been appointed senior property economist in the commercial real estate services firm’s research and forecasting team. He began his career at Cushman and Wakefield, where he primarily reported on UK, Europe, Middle East and Africa retail markets. Hermes Investment Management Philip Nell has been appointed fund director in the asset [...]

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