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  • Square Mile skyscraper to bring in Shard man Danny Lemon

    February 26, 2019

    The City's tallest skyscraper has drafted in The Shard’s former manager as it prepares to open its doors later this year. Developers at 22 Bishopsgate, the 62-storey building in the Square Mile known as "Twentytwo", have hired Danny Lemon to oversee the set up and management of the trophy building ahead of its opening late this [...]

  • Jupiter finance chief Charlotte Jones moves to insurer RSA

    February 26, 2019

    Jupiter Fund Management chief financial officer Charlotte Jones has been poached by FTSE 100 insurance group RSA. The fund management firm said Jones’ departure to join RSA in the same role after three years was “disappointing”. Read more: Ex-Janus Henderson boss to replace Jupiter Fund Management chief executive Jones, who already sits on the RSA [...]

  • City Moves for 26 February – who’s switching jobs at Wesleyan, Clarks and Shard Capital?

    February 26, 2019

    Who’s on the move today? Wesleyan Wesleyan, the specialist financial services mutual for doctors, dentists, lawyers and teachers, has appointed Anne Torry to its board of directors. Anne has more than 20 years’ experience of strategic leadership, working internationally in both the life and savings and general insurance sectors, most recently as chief executive and [...]

  • Bronek Masojada: The Hiscox CEO who’s got the City covered

    February 25, 2019

    Hiscox chief executive Bronek Masojada is no stranger to the City of London Corporation. Nearly 10 years ago, his insurance house sued the body over the demolition of a building near its office, which would later be cleared to make way for the “Helter Skelter” skyscraper at 22 Bishopsgate. Now, after pursuing the organisation from [...]

  • Hiscox profits treble as London market returns to growth

    February 25, 2019

    Insurer Hiscox announced its profits trebled last year as it returned to growth in its London market for the first time in three years. The firm also revealed that it has completed its Brexit preparations and is ready for the UK to leave the EU “even if British politicians are not”. The figures Pre-tax profit was [...]

  • Here kitty kitty: The entrepreneurs turning cat-loving into a business

    February 25, 2019

    I have never done an interview with a cat on my lap before. Luckily, Julie Barnes and Kathrin Burckhardt, who are talking to me via Skype from London and Berlin, don’t seem to mind that she wants to get involved. In fact, their cats – or “fur-babies”, as Barnes calls them – are present too. [...]

  • MPs in uproar as Theresa May delays Brexit meaningful vote

    February 24, 2019

    Number 10 has confirmed reports that the Prime Minister will delay this week's meaningful vote on her Brexit deal. Theresa May told journalists on board a flight to Sharm El Sheikh that the meaningful vote on her Brexit deal will now be held by 13 March – just two weeks until the UK's scheduled exit date [...]

  • Why Lloyds Banking Group pleased its City fan club

    February 22, 2019

    Our head of markets explains why the City reacted positively to these results despite a profits miss. Despite missing expectations at a pre-tax profit level, Lloyds Banking Group (LSE:LLOY) is not only in rude health but also has a clear vision on where next to take the business. The bank describes its own model as [...]

  • Jardine Lloyd Thompson Hong Kong chief executive to retire

    February 22, 2019

    The chief executive of British insurance firm Jardine Lloyd Thompson’s Hong Kong business will step down this year. The company, which is headquartered in London, confirmed today that Kurt Schreiber will retire in July. Read more: Jardine Matheson briefly loses $41bn in value following mystery trade Schreiber took on the chief executive role in Hong [...]

  • ‘Lose, lose, lose’: Ireland reveals emergency laws in case of no-deal Brexit

    February 22, 2019

    Ireland has revealed a package of emergency laws in case of a no-deal Brexit, warning that if no agreement is reached it would result in a "lose, lose, lose" for the UK, the European Union and Ireland.  Dublin plans to push the new laws through parliament within the next few weeks amid the increasing threat [...]

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