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  • Smarter choices on tax should be agreed on by all

    March 14, 2012

    THE debate between the Occupy movement and its City neighbours was never clarified, but essentially was about bigger or smaller government. Not surprisingly those receiving benefits but not paying tax want more of both, while those paying the bills want less. Close proximity sadly did little to diminish the caricatures of greedy banker and welfare [...]

  • HSBC sells non-core insurance units to AXA for over $900m

    March 7, 2012

    HSBC has agreed to sell its general insurance businesses to French insurer AXA Group and Australia’s QBE Insurance Group for $914m (£580m) in cash, as Europe’s biggest bank moves ahead with its plan to divest non-core assets. HSBC’s decision to exit the business could be a precursor to similar deals as lenders globally consider selling [...]

  • FTSE resilient despite Greek deal fears

    March 7, 2012

    The FTSE 100 proved resilient this morning as strong corporate results shored up the index despite falls on other markets across the globe. European shares overall steadied after two straight days of losses as investors braced for news on whether Greece would succeed in restructuring its huge debt pile. The Greek bond swap deal must [...]

  • HSBC sells insurance business for £518m

    March 7, 2012

    HSBC has agreed to sell its general insurance businesses to French insurer AXA Group and Australia’s QBE Insurance Group for £581m in cash, as Europe’s biggest bank moves ahead with its plan to divest non-core assets. The deal, the latest in a series of cost cutting initiatives under new HSBC CEO Stuart Gulliver, includes 10-year [...]

  • HSBC near sale of its insurance arm to rivals for £1bn

    February 29, 2012

    HSBC is about to complete a £1bn deal to sell its general insurance arm to rivals AXA and QBE, according to reports. Under the deal French insurance giant AXA would take over HSBC’s business in Mexico and Asia, excluding Hong Kong. Australian firm QBE would then take over the Hang Seng operation in Hong Kong [...]

  • WHAT THE OTHER PAPERS SAY THIS MORNING

    February 26, 2012

    FINANCIAL TIMES WELLS FARGO EYES EUROPEAN BANK ASSETS TO POWER EXPANSION PLANS Wells Fargo plans to increase the size of its wealth management and insurance divisions through acquisitions as well as buying more assets from shrinking European banks, its chief executive says. John Stumpf, whose bank’s market capitalisation is bigger than that of any other [...]

  • Terrier(ble) returns hound many funds

    February 22, 2012

    Bestinvest throws a spaniel in the works – revealing once again the managers chasing their own tail INVESTING in stock markets has been challenging for investors, with so many ways to access various investments. Fund groups and brokers are also continuously promoting new fund launches, providing a wide array of choice, but this often means [...]

  • CITY MOVES | WHO’S SWITCHING JOBS

    February 20, 2012

    Rowanmoor Pensions Rowanmoor Pensions, the independent small self-administered scheme provider and self-invested personal pensions operator, has appointed Martin Stead as a regulated consultant in its consultancy team. Stead joins from AXA Wealth, where he was a financial planning manager in the company’s Bancassurance division. Prior to AXA Wealth, Stead was a corporate relationship manager at [...]

  • AXA  income up 50pc due to disposals

    February 16, 2012

    AXA, Europe’s second-biggest insurer, yesterday announced that full-year 2011 net income rose by 49 per cent, mainly due to asset sales. Earnings rose to €4.32bn (£3.58bn) last year, assisted by €2.3bn of income from the sale of its stake in Chinese insurer Taikang Life and other disposals in Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Total revenue [...]

  • Cameron calls on insurers to cut premiums

    February 13, 2012

    DAVID Cameron will today announce plans to reduce insurance premiums by cutting red tape, reducing legal bills and tackling the high number of spurious claims. Proposals include a plan to reduce the number of whiplash claims by enforcing a higher evidence threshold for injuries and cutting the £1,200 fee that lawyers can earn for small [...]

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