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  • Chelsea chair Bruce Buck steps down from Skadden leadership

    February 10, 2014

    BRUCE Buck, the Chelsea football club chairman who is also a partner at law firm Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom, is to step down as head of the firm’s London office. Former Skadden Moscow head Pranav Trivedi, who also specialises in corporate finance, will step into Buck’s shoes, and spend most of his time in [...]

  • What the other papers say this morning – 10 February 2014

    February 10, 2014

    FINANCIAL TIMES Quantum nets Soros $5.5bn George Soros’s Quantum Endowment fund had its second-best year in dollar terms in 2013, adding $5.5bn to the billionaire’s fortune and putting the $28.6bn fund back at the top of the table for the most successful hedge funds of all time. The $5.5bn return was the best for Quantum [...]

  • Google puts pressure on Sochi games with anti-discrimination logo

    February 7, 2014

    Search giant Google has joined the ranks of those hitting out at Russia's dire record on civil liberties. Russian rules against "gay propaganda" have been widely critiscised for promoting hatred against lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender groups. Google's move to change its homepage logo follows comments from US Olympic team sponsor AT&T, who made clear [...]

  • Inside Track: Supermarket set to repair Russian reputation in London

    February 6, 2014

    THERE’S been many a well-known company, from the likes of retailer Harvey Nichols to the property website Zoopla or even the restaurant website Just Eat, tipped to float on the reviving London new issues market, but it looks likely one of the first companies to make it across the line will be Lenta, which is [...]

  • Letters to the Editor – 06/02 – Quango bonfire, Global growth, Best of Twitter

    February 5, 2014

    Quango bonfire [Re: How charities lavish millions of taxpayer money on left-wing campaigns, yesterday] The government should consider revisiting its “bonfire of the quangos”, although they should see it through properly this time. Over 200 have been axed, with impressive savings upwards of £2bn quoted, but far too many of the roles have been rehashed, [...]

  • Jamaican bobsleigh team lose luggage on way to Olympics

    February 5, 2014

    JAMAICA’S bobsleigh team missed their first Winter Olympics training session yesterday after arriving in Sochi without their luggage. With the Games due to begin this morning, Jamaica’s two-man team of Winston Watts, 46, and Marvin Dixon, 28, are without the blades that attach to their sled, or their competition clothing. Such is the popularity of [...]

  • What the other papers say this morning – 05 February 2014

    February 4, 2014

    FINANCIAL TIMES Deutsche aims to regain lost ground Deutsche Bank has appointed a new New York-based co-head of fixed income trading as the lender adds senior staff and billions in capital to its US business to regain lost ground in the largest investment banking market in the world. Rich Herman has been elevated to the [...]

  • Russian retail giant Lenta set for London float

    February 3, 2014

    RUSSIA’S second biggest hypermarket chain Lenta has become the latest retailer to take part in this year’s IPO revival after announcing plans to float on the London Stock Exchange as early as next month. Lenta, which has 77 hypermarkets and 10 supermarkets in 45 cities across Russia, is aiming to raise finance as it looks [...]

  • Real emerging market risk is not repeat of 1997 Asian crisis

    February 3, 2014

    Don’t prepare for a reversal in market’s appetite for risk anytime soon TO SOME analysts, the bloodbath in emerging markets over the past fortnight bears uneasy similarities to the early stages of previous full-blown emerging market crises. As a recent note by Brewin Dolphin pointed out, such episodes have historically recurred every 15 years or [...]

  • Here’s how Goldman is gambling on Russian fitness

    February 3, 2014

    Gym investment is seeing Goldman Sachs raise the bar when it comes to deals it makes in Russia. The bank has upped its investment in an upmarket chain of fitness clubs, World Class, which was founded by a Russian former fencer, reports Reuters. It’s Special Situations Group (SSG) has been bagging modest deals in the [...]

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