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  • These are the stocks to long and hortin the aftermath of Italy’s general election, according to algos at Quant Insight

    March 4, 2018

    Italy’s general election today could have profound consequences on European markets, and certain stocks will be winners or losers. Analytics firm Quant Insight, which counts a number of global asset managers and hedge funds on its books, uses powerful algorithms to track which stock could benefit from specified outcomes. Ladbrokes Coral, Capita, Royal Dutch Shell [...]

  • Trouble in store for House of Fraser as credit insurer pulls cover

    March 4, 2018

    A credit insurer has pulled cover on House of Fraser, underscoring the difficulties faced by the department store following a disappointing set of Christmas figures. A spokesperson for House of Fraser said 20 of the business' 650 suppliers were affected by the credit insurer's decision. Those suppliers will now have to find new insurance, or [...]

  • Bitcoin price (BTC) just climbed above the “critical” $11,000 level

    March 2, 2018

    Bitcoin has climbed back above the “critical” $11,000 level this morning. The cryptocurrency has been trading around the $10,000 mark for the past month with just a few breaks above $11,000. “This is a critical area as traders have failed to break above the $11k mark and we will be watching the price action closely,” [...]

  • Retail job losses could number 15,000 as industry strains under cost pressures

    March 1, 2018

    At least 15,000 retail sector jobs have either been slashed this year or are now at risk as household names sink into administration, according to calculations by City A.M. Toys R Us and Maplin went into administration yesterday, putting more than 5,500 jobs in doubt. The double-whammy for the industry comes after fashion chain East [...]

  • AA share price crashes: Can new boss Simon Breakwell get road recovery giant the AA back on track after a series of setbacks?

    February 22, 2018

    Shortly after the AA’s float back in 2014, boss Chris Jansen handed the reins over to Bob Mackenzie, a man he had referred to only weeks earlier as an “elder statesman”. Mackenzie was credited at the time with driving through the AA’s innovative management-buyout-cum-stock-market listing, a manoeuvre backed by big-name investors including Neil Woodford and [...]

  • Bank of America extends lease on London headquarters for another 10 years in commitment to UK post-Brexit

    February 21, 2018

    Bank of America has extended the lease on its City headquarters by a decade in a sign the lender is committing to the UK with Brexit looming. A spokesperson confirmed to City A.M. today that the bank had extended its lease by 10 years to 2032, with Britain set to leave the EU in 2019, [...]

  • When the scheme is a scam: Top tips to protect your money against con artists

    February 7, 2018

    As we see a rise in people investing online, fraudsters are changing the way they con people out of money. Worryingly, £87,000 is being lost to investment scams every single day, according to figures published by the UK’s financial watchdog last week. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) urged people to be vigilant when signing up [...]

  • Lloyds Banking Group cuts 930 jobs ahead of fresh three-year strategy

    February 5, 2018

    Britain’s biggest bank has axed 930 jobs across multiple divisions ahead of a new three-year strategy to be unveiled later this month. A Lloyds Bank spokesperson said the majority of cuts were within the lender’s commercial banking unit, the chief information office, risk, community banking and insurance and wealth. A net total of 465 roles [...]

  • The insurance industry needs to embrace blockchain, starting now

    January 31, 2018

    In March 2017, the expression “financial inclusion” hit its peak popularity on Google. This is excellent news. There are over two billion unbanked individuals in the world today – people with no access to banking services. This is a global problem. In India, 19 per cent of the population – 1.2bn people – is unbanked, [...]

  • Challenger bank Revolut and Thomas Cook have just launched a pay-per-day travel insurance service activated by your phone’s location services

    January 17, 2018

    Another day, another insurtech idea. This time, challenger bank Revolut has launched a pay-per-day travel insurance plan which relies on a mobile phone’s geolocational services. The scheme, which Revolut claims to be the first of its kind, can be turned on and off from a user’s phone. When in use, it will use the phone’s [...]

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