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  • Hedge Funds hit out at London Metal Exchange over ‘conflicts-of-interest’ in nickel price fiasco

    June 8, 2022

    The Managed Funds Association (MFA), a powerful Washington lobby group, has accused the London Metal Exchange (LME) of failing to manage its “conflicts-of-interest,” as the market faces mounting criticism over its decision to halt nickel trading last March. In comments submitted to the LME, the industry body which represents hedge funds with £2.6trn worth of [...]

  • London Metal Exchange faces second lawsuit this week after Jane Street sues over nickel trading fiasco

    June 7, 2022

    New York trading firm Jane Street Capital has followed its Wall Street rival Elliot Management in filing a lawsuit against the London Metal Exchange (LME), over its decision to halt trading of nickel and cancel trades in March. The high-frequency trading firm is suing the LME for $15.3m (£12.2m), after the Hong Kong Exchanges and [...]

  • Exclusive: UK median share price on LSE races past US stocks with energy firms performing worst after public listing

    June 6, 2022

    IPOs are an exciting prospect for investors, as companies with strong potential are key to any investment strategy or as an attribute to a portfolio. However, the turbulent stock exchange market means that investors need to be very aware of where IPOs are launching and where they are likely to perform best to avoid an [...]

  • Our auto industry must let go of nostalgia even as it revives DeLorean

    June 6, 2022

    Last week, we were bombarded with fond memories and childhood nostalgia as the famed DeLorean car make was revived. A new model, trading on those most powerful of marketing tools, will be released. Former Tesla executive Joost de Vries has bought the rights to the famous name and set up the gullwing-doored Alpha5 as a [...]

  • Feature: Big Tech’s big bet on India

    June 1, 2022

    Alphabet has given the Indian market another vote of confidence this week, reportedly pumping fresh capital into Mohalla Tech, the parent firm behind short-video platform Moj and regional social network ShareChat. Though the companies are yet to confirm the $300m funding round, which is expected to take Mohalla’s value to a whopping $5bn, the reports [...]

  • Davos, once a rollcall of decision makers, has sagged under the weight of its ambition

    May 31, 2022

    HAS Davos lost its mojo? While it was great to be able to stroll around taking in the Swiss air last week without struggling through crowds of Nobel Prize winners, CEOs and billionaires in snow gear, it also felt like a turning point.  What sets the World Economic Forum annual meeting apart from other events, [...]

  • Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust: buying opportunity?

    May 27, 2022

    Scottish Mortgage (LON: SMT) shares are still up 77% over the past five years, despite recent falls. And as central banks make increasingly hawkish noises, its share price is now trading at a 12.7% discount to net asset value. However, this could represent a FTSE 100 buying opportunity. Scottish Mortgage Manager Tom Slater recently told investors that ‘in retrospect, it [...]

  • Space SPACs: Uncertainty surrounds the mega-IPOs of the future

    May 26, 2022

    The climate and energy crisis on Earth has markets rattled, but could investors be wooed by the plan to put nuclear energy plants on the moon and make humans interplanetary? Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin and Elon Musk’s SpaceX, and satellite spinoff Starlink, have been pegged by analysts to be the mega-IPOs of the future for [...]

  • UK launches national security probe of Chinese purchase of Welsh chip plant

    May 25, 2022

    The UK has today launched a national security review of a Chinese takeover of a key Welsh semiconductor plant.

  • Insurance sector exodus could serve major hit to Russia’s energy exports

    May 25, 2022

    Efforts on the part of insurers to cut their links to Russia could put a stranglehold on Russian energy exports, unless the Kremlin fills the void, analysts have said. The push amongst Western insurance companies to distance themselves from Russian clients, to ensure they are not in breach of Western sanctions, could severely impact the [...]

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