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  • Independent Commission on Banking report will hit FTSE

    September 11, 2011

    AT 7am this morning the Independent Commission on Banking report on reform will be published. It’s widely expected that the main thrust of the report will be to recommend that retail banking is separated – ringfenced – from the investment banking side. That’s a potentially monumental impact on the likes of RBS, Lloyds and Barclays. [...]

  • Factory input costs fall but prices stay high

    September 9, 2011

    Prices for manufactured UK goods stuck at a record high in August despite a fall in the costs of raw materials as fuel costs dipped, official data shows. Factory gate inflation stayed at July’s upwardly revised reading of 6.1 per cent, the highest annual rate since October 2008. Analysts had forecast a 5.9 percent increase. [...]

  • Why buying property is no panacea

    September 8, 2011

    ANYBODY interested in the housing market and in trying to preserve their wealth in these uncertain times should take a look at a fascinating new book. Safe as Houses: a Historical Analysis of Property Prices is full of useful facts – and a stark reminder that investing in residential property isn’t as sure a bet [...]

  • Demand falls for EU output

    September 8, 2011

    EXPORTS and imports declined in July in Germany, according to figures released yesterday by the Federal Statistical Office (FSC). German exports fell by 1.5 per cent, following June’s 1.3 per cent decline. Imports fell by 0.3 per cent, reducing the country’s trade surplus to €10.1bn (£8.8bn), its lowest since January 2010. Analysts point to sluggish [...]

  • Bank keeps interest rates at 0.5 per cent

    September 8, 2011

    The Bank of England has kept interest rates at 0.5 per cent for another month, in line with expectations, following a run of weak economic data. Purchasing managers’ surveys have shown the UK manufacturing sector, once the bright spot in Britain’s lacklustre recovery, contracting for the last two months. An equivalent survey of services firms [...]

  • Investors looking for bargains among battered stocks power the FTSE rally

    September 7, 2011

    Britain’s top share index notched up solid gains yesterday, led by banks and commodities, as investors sought out bargains among battered stocks, but analysts, eckoned the rally was unsustainable. The FTSE 100 ended 161.75 points, or 3.1 per cent, higher at 5,318.59, building on Tuesday’s 1.1 per cent advance. It had shed nearly six per [...]

  • Lehman wars with Barclays over bonuses

    September 7, 2011

    LEHMAN Brothers Holdings, whose North American business was taken over by Barclays in 2008, asked a US judge yesterday to force the British bank to return $500m (£312.9m) it says was meant to go to employees. In the latest round of a long legal dispute, Lehman told a hearing in US Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan that [...]

  • LORD FINK WARMS UP FOR PARTY MARATHON

    September 7, 2011

    HE HAS survived running the world’s largest hedge fund and managing the books for the Conservative Party. But the test that will really prove the making of Lord Stanley Fink is a 24-hour, country-hopping bender from London to Spain. Next Thursday, Fink and his business associate David Johnstone, who co-founded the luxury brands holding company [...]

  • Upbeat Burford sees sales soar

    September 7, 2011

    COMMERCIAL dispute financier Burford Capital yesterday said half-yearly revenue rose to $11.5m (£7.19m). The 187.5 per cent rise for the six months to 30 June comes after the Aim-listed firm expanded its range of litigation-related investments. Pre-tax profit increased more than sixfold to $7.14m. The investment company, registered in Guernsey, is headed by Sir Peter [...]

  • LLOYDS HIT BY SURGE IN PPI COMPLAINTS

    September 6, 2011

    LLOYDS (led by Antonio Horta Osorio, pictured) was the most complained-about bank in the first half of 2011 after being hit by a flood of disputes over mis-sold payment protection insurance, the financial ombudsman service said yesterday. It received 37,696 complaints against Lloyds Banking Group, of which about 26,910 were related to PPI. Barclays received [...]

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