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  • HSBC Hong Kong shareholders mull legal action after dividend halted

    April 6, 2020

    HSBC shareholders in Hong Kong are considering legal action and calling for a meeting with the bank’s management after it scrapped its dividend last week. HSBC and the UK’s other leading banks announced last Wednesday that they were cancelling their dividends after pressure from the Bank of England to conserve cash. Some of HSBC’s Hong [...]

  • Video games firms tapped to feature in-game coronavirus health messages

    April 6, 2020

    The government has teamed up with the British video games industry to insert public health information about coronavirus into some of their most popular hits. Candy Crush Saga, Sniper Elite 4 and Dirt Rally 2.0 are among the games that will feature the ‘Stay at Home, Save Lives’ slogan. The government has already launched ads [...]

  • ‘We will overcome it’: Queen calls for unity as she thanks NHS staff

    April 5, 2020

    The UK will overcome the coronavirus crisis if it remains “united and resolute”, the Queen said today as she thanked frontline medical staff for their efforts in fighting the pandemic. In an historic televised address from Windsor Castle this evening, the Queen acknowledged the “very challenging time” for the country, but insisted that “we will [...]

  • Bank of England’s Andrew Bailey rejects direct government financing amid coronavirus

    April 5, 2020

    Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey has defended the institution’s drastic response to the coronavirus slowdown, saying it is not directly financing government spending and is against such an idea. Threadneedle Street has ramped up quantitative easing (QE), under which it creates money and buy bonds to stimulate lending, to tackle the fallout from coronavirus. [...]

  • Coronavirus: Keir Starmer says ‘serious mistakes made’ by government

    April 5, 2020

    Newly crowned Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has said “serious mistakes” have been made in the UK’s response to Covid-19 and has set out four targets for the government going forward. Starmer, who won the Labour leadership race yesterday, said the Covid-19 pandemic was not a time for “scoring political points or opposing for the [...]

  • Growing European Coronavirus fears

    April 3, 2020

    Sterling and the Euro – a story of two halves. The pound had another resilient week, strengthening by an average of 1.9% against the other major currencies. This is despite the downgrade of Britain’s credit rating by Fitch. The pound’s strength can be attributed to the US Federal Reserve announcing billions of liquidity to stabilise [...]

  • Nationwide U-turns on business banking debut over coronavirus

    April 3, 2020

    Nationwide has abandoned plans to enter the business banking market, blaming coronavirus for making it commercially unviable. The building society will return a £50m grant from a pool of RBS cash to foster competititon among British banks as it scales back ambitions in the face of the outbreak. “The impact of Covid19, including assumption changes [...]

  • Waiting on a good exchange rate?

    April 3, 2020

    In time of uncertainty, currencies can be even more volatile. With the entire world ramping up efforts to control the Covid-19 pandemic, the toll on people’s lives is tragic and immeasurable, but there is also huge economic uncertainty, having a profound effect on the markets never seen before, causing currency volatility. Market movements Even after [...]

  • Stagecoach furloughs staff as government bails out bus firms

    April 3, 2020

    Stagecoach has furloughed more than half of its regional bus staff after bus sales plunged amid the coronavirus lockdown. With commercial sales at local regional bus companies at around 15 per cent of “normal” levels, Stagecoach has already furloughed around 55 per cent of its bus drivers and engineering staff. Stagecoach’s update came as the [...]

  • Business heavyweights sign on to Covid-19 business pact

    April 2, 2020

    Some of the UK’s largest companies, including BP and RBS, have signed up to a pledge to provide extra support their employees and customers through the coronavirus. Former cabinet secretary Justine Greening created the initiative, called the C-19 Business Pledge, and involves companies promising to offer things like financial security advice and mental health help [...]

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