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  • Aviva shares rise on record profit but insurer takes £500,000 coronavirus hit

    March 5, 2020

    Insurance giant Aviva this morning reported a jump in profit but said it had taken a £500,000 hit from coronavirus claims. Shares rose 3.42 per cent as the company announced record profit, but it also warned that the outbreak of coronavirus had exacerbated the “significant uncertainty” at the beginning of the year. So far Aviva has [...]

  • Debenhams denies lenders’ support is wavering over debt restructuring

    March 1, 2020

    Debenhams today denied that the commitment of its lenders to a debt for equity swap is wavering, as the beleaguered retailer responded to reports that securing a debt restructuring is dependent on landlords granting steep rent cuts.  The high street chain could be forced to close further stores if it is unable to negotiate lower [...]

  • Debenhams to give councils ultimatum on business rates

    February 26, 2020

    Debenhams is set to give councils an ultimatum in a bid to secure business rate cuts as it works out which of its stores are next for the chop. The beleaguered department store chain will tell councils that a failure to cut its rates bills could cause them to shut the Debenhams in the area, [...]

  • Zoopla investor ploughs £3.3m into London gig economy startup’s seed round

    February 25, 2020

    Collective Benefits, a gig economy startup which is set to exit Facebook’s London accelerator next month, has closed £3.3m in seed funding. The round was led by Stride.VC, a backer of Zoopla, Secret Escapes and Pill Pack, with participation from Delin Ventures and Insurtech Gateway. Collective said a number of angel investors also joined the [...]

  • Storm Dennis and Storm Ciara could cost insurance industry £425m

    February 20, 2020

    The cost to the insurance industry of Storm Dennis and Storm Ciara which battered the UK in recent weeks could hit £425m. Storm Ciara swept across the UK on 9 February bringing heavy rain and gusts of wind of up to 97 mph. It was followed by Storm Dennis on the weekend of 15 February [...]

  • Burford Capital issues warning on 2019 profit

    February 3, 2020

    Burford Capital, the litigation funder locked in a stand-off with short-seller Muddy Waters, has warned 2019 profit will fall lower partly due to a fall in potential earnings from certain investments.  The AIM-listed company said it finished the first half of its financial year with an “unusually high” amount of settlement, $173m, thanks to investment [...]

  • Law firms lead Stonewall’s top LGBT-inclusive employers

    January 30, 2020

    City law firms are some of this year’s most inclusive employers for the LGBT community, with 15 topping Stonewall’s employers of the year.  Legal organisations were the second most inclusive sector, with fifteen firms on the list. Last year’s winners Pinsent Masons topped the private sector employers at fourth place. Mayer Brown and the Solicitors Regulation [...]

  • Aviva Investors buys Docklands hotel site for £106m

    January 15, 2020

    Aviva Investors’ Lime Property Fund has bought a £106m hotel development site near Canary Wharf.  The asset management arm of Aviva has acquired the freehold interest in the site next to Westferry DLR station, where developer Rockwell will build a 30-storey Premier Inn Hotel.  Read more: London luxury hotel market booms Whitbread, the owner of [...]

  • Debenhams in talks with Aviva to offload executive pensions

    January 12, 2020

    Struggling retailer Debenhams is in talks with Aviva about the insurer buying out its executive pension scheme, which holds more than £200m assets. Debenhams is closing in on the deal as it shutters dozens of its department stores around the country, Sky News reported. It would guarantee that members of the executive pension scheme enjoy [...]

  • Burford Capital shares rise after US lawsuit against it is dropped

    January 7, 2020

    Litigation funder Burford Capital’s share rose this morning after it said a US lawsuit against it had been dropped. Burford’s shares plunged over the summer after it was targeted by shortseller Muddy Waters which questioned its governance and accounting standards. Today, Burford said a securities lawsuit filed in August following its share price drop had [...]

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