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  • CITY MOVES | WHO’S SWITCHING JOBS

    July 18, 2010

    Artemis Investment Management The fund management group has hired Giles Parkinson as a new investment analyst, tasked with supporting William Littlewood in managing the £567m Artemis Strategic Assets Fund, launched by the firm just over a year ago. Parkinson joins from Newton Investment Management, where he has been a research analyst for the past four [...]

  • Ocado reels as rival IPO fails

    July 14, 2010

    OIL and gas group Fairfield Energy last night pulled its upcoming stock market flotation in a move that further undermines the chances of online grocer Ocado floating at a sky-high valuation of £1bn. Fairfield was hoping to raise £330m as part of its flotation but on Tuesday it became clear that the group’s advisers were [...]

  • Brief sunny spell for retailers

    July 12, 2010

    SUNNY weather and summer clearance sales gave retail sales a much-needed boost last month, the British Retail Consortium (BRC) will say today in its monthly survey. Retail sales values rose 1.2 per cent on a like-for-like basis on June 2009 while total retail sales values were up 3.4 per cent. However, in the three months [...]

  • Job market is still on the up

    July 6, 2010

    RECRUITMENT firms continued to see rising demand for workers across all sectors last month, showing that the impact of the Budget spending squeeze has yet to filter through to the public sector job market. Both permanent and temporary staff placements grew in June, according to a monthly job report published by accountancy firm KPMG, with [...]

  • London is in danger of losing its status as top business base

    June 30, 2010

    LONDON is in danger of losing its standing as the premier place to do business, according to an influential survey published today. While four fifths of chief executives continue to rate the capital as a good or very good place to do business, this has fallen by six per cent in the past six months, [...]

  • Accountants back report by regulators

    June 30, 2010

    ACCOUNTANTS say they are willing to consider whether the current audit model needs to evolve to meet changing market needs, following a recent report by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) saying that the profession had not been sceptical enough about the financial firms it audited in the run up to the banking crisis. The City [...]

  • AUDITOR VIEWS: WHAT IS YOUR REACTION TO THE JOINT FSA AND FRC REPORT ON THE ROLE OF THE AUDITOR?

    June 30, 2010

    GRAHAM CLAYWORTH | BDO We welcome the healthy contribution to the debate. What does need to happen is for auditors, regulators, corporates and investment bodies to sit down and say ‘how do we go forward?’ and this is why I think this report is helpful. RICHARD SEXTON | PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS The audit is critical to the [...]

  • To be young, gifted and green

    June 24, 2010

    He’s just about to set up his fourth environmental fund and he’s not yet 30, but Ben Goldsmith has emerged as a leading force in environmental investing since he set up the UK’s first clean technology venture capital fund in 2004. This is all through Wheb (soon to be Wheb Partners). There are now two [...]

  • Retailers warn tax hike threatens sales recovery

    June 22, 2010

    RETAILERS yesterday warned the rise in VAT would dent a recovery on the High Street, but won an important concession by convincing the Treasury to delay its introduction until 4 January. Treasury sources said the chancellor had taken into account the “hoo hah” experienced by the industry when the last change in VAT was enacted almost [...]

  • Capital spend avoids the axe

    June 22, 2010

    THE CONSTRUCTION and transport sectors were relieved by yesterday’s news that the government will not hack into capital spending Chancellor George Osborne said careful choices would have to be made on what the government will spend on infrastructure. Delivering the emergency Budget, Osborne said: “Well judged capital spending by the government can help provide the [...]

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