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  • Racing betting: Neil Mulholland can Master his rivals in Sandown highlight

    April 21, 2016

    In recent years Sandown’s National Hunt season finale has been a little formulaic – no-one has had much of a look-in except AP McCoy and Paul Nicholls. But this year is going to be different. As we all know, McCoy has retired and the whole jumping fraternity will be united in celebration on Saturday for Richard [...]

  • Knight to make sweet music in the Great Metropolitan

    April 19, 2016

    Epsom's Spring Meeting often sees the same horses turn up year after year. The Investec Corporate Banking Great Metropolitan Handicap (3.05pm), run over the Investec Derby trip, features last year’s first and third, Lungarno Palace and Barwick. I tipped the former 12 months ago and he is only a pound higher, so has to be [...]

  • So Mi Dar can hit the right notes in Epsom’s Investec Derby Trial

    April 19, 2016

    Trainer John Gosden saddles the well-bred filly SO MI DAR in a bid to land a second straight success in Wednesday afternoon’s Investec Derby Trial (2.30pm) at Epsom. Having won the 10 furlong prize with Christophermarlowe 12 months ago, the Newmarket handler will be hoping the daughter of Dubawi can repeat that success. Tomorrow’s assignment is a [...]

  • Premier Foods’ under fire from top shareholder over collapsed bid talks with McCormick

    April 13, 2016

    Premier Foods' third biggest shareholder has slammed the company for failing to recommend McCormick's 65p per share offer to the board, after its American suitor walked away today.  Paulson & Co, a US hedge fund that owns a seven per cent stake in Premier and has already locked horns with the company over its handling of the [...]

  • City Moves for 13 April 2016 | Who’s switching jobs

    April 13, 2016

    Peel Hunt Peel Hunt, the independent corporate broking, advisory and trading house focused on UK mid and small caps, is pleased to announce the appointment of Simon Gardner-Bond (pictured) to the role of natural resources specialist sales, effective immediately. Simon joins from Investec Asset Management, where he worked for five years as a senior analyst [...]

  • Glencore share price falls after sale of agriculture stake disappoints

    April 6, 2016

    Glencore shares fell today, after investors were left disappointed by the commodities miner and trader's sale of a minority stake its agriculture arm to Canada's largest pension fund. Glencore today confirmed it had sold a 40 per cent stake in its agriculture division to the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) for $2.5bn (£1.8bn). The Swiss group's shares had popped at the [...]

  • Seven ways to sort out your finances and the best stocks to invest in

    March 30, 2016

    Bank holiday season is upon us, and the end of the tax year is approaching too. With a few long weekends coming up, now is a good time to do some financial spring cleaning. Below are seven things you should do this springtime. 1. HIGHER EARNINGS: FOCUS ON MAXING OUT YOUR PENSION  People earning over [...]

  • If you’re a higher earner, you’ll likely only retire on two-thirds of the pensions income you think you will

    March 30, 2016

    Here's a midweek magic trick for you if you're earning over £50,000: Take the amount you think you're going to be raking in every year of your retirement from your private pension, then divide it by three and times it by two. Ta-da! There's the amount you're actually more likely to receive (we didn't say it [...]

  • Bank of England clamps down on buy-to-let market with strict new rules for mortgage underwriters

    March 29, 2016

    The Bank of England has today revealed plans to clamp down on the buy-to-let market, setting out strict new rules for banks underwriting buy-to-let mortgage contracts. In a new paper out today, the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) said lenders will need to meet a minimum set of requirements before underwriting buy-to-let mortgage contracts, including assessing the [...]

  • UK challenger banks: OneSavings Bank, Aldermore, Shawbrook among the lenders seeing a bounce-back

    March 17, 2016

    Challenger banks are bouncing back after months of share price weakness, with the markets rewarding smaller listed lenders for posting double-digit increases in profits, lending and customer numbers. The regulators have handed out licences to 15 new banks since 2013, and City A.M. understands around 10 more are seeking a licence this year. Recent years [...]

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