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  • Markets live: FTSE 100 tumbles as US GDP blow hits Wall Street

    July 30, 2020

    The FTSE 100 slumped below the 6,000 mark after data showed the US economy suffered its biggest contraction on record amid the coronavirus pandemic and banks’ second-half results disappointed investors. The UK’s blue-chip index slid 2.9 per cent to 5,951 points in afternoon trading. The FTSE 250, comprised of slightly smaller firms, fell 1.8 per [...]

  • Barclays urges staff back to the office as HSBC eyes September return

    July 29, 2020

    Barclays boss Jes Staley has indicated he wants employees to return to the office, as HSBC reportedly tells its staff they can work in Canary Wharf from September. Speaking to Bloomberg TV today, Staley said: “It is important to get people back together in physical concentrations.” He has previously said big city offices “may be [...]

  • HSBC to ‘at least double’ black employees in its upper ranks

    July 28, 2020

    HSBC has reportedly told staff it will “at least double” the number of black employees in its upper ranks but said it will have to collect the data first. In an internal memo first seen by the Guardian, chief executive Noel Quinn admitted that the bank’s failure to publish data on ethnicity had created a [...]

  • More than 60 per cent of London firms plan to lay off staff, survey says

    July 28, 2020

    More than 60 per cent of London firms expect to lay off some of their furloughed employees, a survey has said, in a sign of the wave of unemployment that is to come. The Lloyds Bank business barometer found that just under one in five London firms who have used the scheme expect to bring [...]

  • Government must tackle £35bn corporate debt crisis, warn City bosses

    July 16, 2020

    The government must take urgent action to prevent a wave of defaults on £35bn of corporate debt taken on during coronavirus wreaking havoc in the economy, a new report backed by some of the City’s biggest names has said. Policymakers should create a “UK Recovery Corporation” to turn risky debts into more manageable forms like [...]

  • UK small businesses ‘optimistic for the future’ despite coronavirus crisis

    July 15, 2020

    Most UK small and medium sized businesses (SMEs) are optimistic about the future despite the huge challenges created by the coronavirus pandemic, according to the latest research.  In total 60 per cent of UK SME owners are hopeful about the future of their business, making the UK the most optimistic in western Europe, alongside the [...]

  • Happy Bastille Day as Binance turns 3

    July 14, 2020

    Greetings from the Jurassic coast where young Lady Luna (my fast growing puppy) and I are on holiday with my relatives enjoying all the Dorset countryside has to offer! My French husband and I celebrated our 23rd Anniversary on the 12th July over WhatsApp and my old university French friend Carine Remy Greenwich celebrates her [...]

  • Derwent London to sell two Soho properties to Travelex founder

    July 13, 2020

    Property developer Derwent London has inked a deal to sell two properties in Soho to Travelex founder Sir Lloyd Dorfman’s family property interests for £40.5m. The sale includes the long leasehold interest on 2 and 4 Soho Place, part of Derwent’s Soho Place development scheme, which is due to be finished in 2022. The deal [...]

  • Business interruption is big unknown for insurers, says Bank of England

    July 8, 2020

    The biggest uncertainty now facing insurers is whether they will have to pay for a raft of business interruption claims, the Bank of England has said, ahead of a court ruling on the matter this month. The court will decide whether existing policies should cover the big losses caused by the coronavirus crisis. Anna Sweeney, [...]

  • London’s City University scraps Cass name from business school over slavery links

    July 6, 2020

    London’s City University has dropped the name of its Cass Business School over its 18th-century namesake’s links to the slave trade. The school, which frequently ranks in the world’s top MBA programmes, today said it will be renamed City’s Business School after a unanimous ruling from its shareholders found the name was “incompatible with City’s [...]

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