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  • Climate change and the humble auditor – CityAM : CityAM

    November 8, 2021

    The relevance of climate change to world leaders, Royals, activists, Leonardo DiCaprio, chief execs and both former, and current central bank heads, is largely understood, by their presence at Cop26, to be of paramount importance. But what on earth auditors have to do with climate change, is rather more perplexing. One explanation is that audit [...]

  • Supermarket fridge doors could save 1 per cent UK electricity use

    November 7, 2021

    Putting doors on fridges in the top five supermarkets in the UK could cut the nation’s total electricity usage by 1 per cent, according to reports. The Environmental Investigation Agency, an international NGO, said supermarkets could save up to a third on their own electricity bills too, according to the BBC which first reported the [...]

  • State Street denies bank staff must get special approval to hire white men

    November 7, 2021

    Investment bank State Street tonight forced to push back against reports it will insist managers get special approval to hire white men over female or minority candidates. The bank wants to triple the number of black, Asian and other minority staff in senior roles by 2023 and has mandated lower bonuses for execs if they do not hit [...]

  • Ministers mull two-year BBC licence fee freeze

    November 7, 2021

    Ministers are weighing up freezing the BBC licence fee at £159 for up to two years as the cost of living soars. With households facing increasing energy, fuel and food prices, ministers and the BBC are in talks over freezing the fee, according to the Sunday Telegraph.  Insiders told the newspaper that talks between the [...]

  • Providing certainty in an uncertain world

    November 5, 2021

    “I think it’s the best unpaid job in the industry,” says Aon’s Dominic Christian of his side-hustle: Chair of ClimateWise, the cross-firm body which has dedicated itself to delivering a more sustainable insurance industry that delivers for customers and firms alike.  It’s no surprise that Dominic is speaking to us on his way to Cop-26 [...]

  • Firms hike pay at record print to lure workers amid labour squeeze

    November 5, 2021

    Businesses are being forced to hike pay at the fastest pace on record to lure talent amid severe worker shortages. Hot competition for fresh staff, compounded by a paucity of available candidates, has led to employers raising starting salaries at the steepest rate since records began, research by KPMG and the Recruitment and Employment and [...]

  • Aleki Lutui: Tonga need to express themselves against England

    November 5, 2021

    It hasn’t been the easiest of periods for the paradise island nation of Tonga, somewhat isolated from the rest of the world during the pandemic with many unable to return home for nearly two years.  In difficult times people look to sport for hope and in the ‘Ikale Tahi, the national rugby side, the people [...]

  • Mark Kleinman: Will Barclays be able to explain their backing for Staley?

    November 4, 2021

    Sky News’ Mark Kleinman is the man the City reads – and in his fortnightly column for City A.M., he shares his insight and analysis. Barclays in the headlines again What is it about Barclays and rough-Diamond bosses? In the end, the surprise was not so much that Jes Staley left the British bank mired [...]

  • Sainsbury’s boss: We’ll avoid worst of Christmas supply issues

    November 4, 2021

    Supermarket Sainsbury’s said it experienced a boost to profit in its half-year results, thanks to higher grocery sales – and its CEO said it was well-placed for Christmas despite supply chain uncertainty. For the 28 weeks ended 18 September, the grocer reported underlying profit before tax of £371m, up 23 per cent versus the first [...]

  • Boris’ tax mania could push British business into Labour’s open arms

    November 3, 2021

    An exec recently recalled a meeting between banking bosses and ex-Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell when it looked like Labour may just seize power. As the suits traipsed into a room the Marxist quipped: “Don’t worry. We’re not sending you to a re-education centre in Doncaster … yet.” He also promised to whack corporation tax up [...]

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