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  • Lancashire Holdings braves fire and wind to deliver strong result

    February 14, 2019

    Shares in Lancashire Holdings were up nearly five per cent today on strong financial results, despite a natural disaster-triggered fourth quarter loss. The Ftse 250 insurer boosted profit before tax to £33.6m, compared to a loss of £72.9m the previous year, and increased gross written premiums eight per cent to £638.5m, up from £591.6m the previous [...]

  • So Moneysupermarket: Price comparison site grows profits as chairman steps down

    February 14, 2019

    Moneysupermarket’s chairman is set to step down after five years in the hotseat, as the price comparison website grew both profit and revenue in a bumper 2018. Bruce Carnegie-Brown will also step down from his non-executive director position at the company’s annual general meeting in May after serving as chairman since 2014. Read more: Ofgem [...]

  • General Motors takes stake in British car tracking startup as it looks to driverless future

    February 12, 2019

    US car giant General Motors (GM) is taking a stake in a British technology startup as it prepares for a driverless future. The deal, which values Chester-based Wejo at $275m (£213m), includes a $25m cash injection into the connected cars firm. Read more: General Motors cuts costs with 8,000 redundancies It also gives Wejo access [...]

  • Law helping businesses receive insurance payouts after terror attacks passed

    February 12, 2019

    Companies will be able to more easily buy insurance for business interruption in the case of terrorist attacks following the passing of a new law today. The passing of the Counter Terrorism and Border Security Act 2019, which received Royal Assent today, followed an outcry in the aftermath of the London Bridge attacks where businesses [...]

  • Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro calls for gold held in Bank of England to be returned

    February 12, 2019

    Venezuela’s embattled President Nicolas Maduro said yesterday that the Bank of England should repatriate the Venezuelan gold it holds in its vaults. “They have sequestered billions of dollars in gold in London that are ours – that is money to buy supplies, raw materials, food, medicines. They have sequestered $1.4bn [£1.09bn] for many months, that we [...]

  • Pressure mounts on Treasury to publish legal documents on relationship with RBS GRG unit

    February 12, 2019

    Pressure is mounting on the Treasury to release key legal documents regarding its relationship with RBS following allegations it held significant operational control over the bank's disgraced global restructuring unit GRG. Scottish Labour MP Martin Whitfield has lodged a series of parliamentary questions asking for a legal agreement between RBS and the Asset Protection Agency (APA), an [...]

  • TAG launches scheme to protect brands’ advertising amid crackdown on pirate sites

    February 12, 2019

    The Trustworthy Accountability Group (TAG) today launched a new initiative to help protect brands from appearing on websites that post pirated material.  As part of the scheme, known as ‘Project Brand Integrity’, the industry body will monitor adverts and alert brands if their campaigns are running on pirate sites. Read more: Government calls for probe [...]

  • Breakdown group AA boosts full-year profit expectations

    February 12, 2019

    Breakdown cover group AA today raised expectations for its full-year profit after retaining or extending its key business contracts. In a trading update AA said it expects its earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) would be not less than £340m, having previously said it expected profit to be in the range of £335m [...]

  • HSBC chair Mark Tucker set to head up influential City lobbyists TheCityUK

    February 11, 2019

    The chairman of HSBC Holdings has emerged as the frontrunner to head the board at one of the City’s main lobby groups replacing fellow banker John McFarlane. Mark Tucker is set to be announced for the role at TheCityUK in the coming days as outgoing Barclays chairman McFarlane steps down in the spring, Sky News [...]

  • May softens up to Corbyn talks as she pleads with MPs on Irish backstop

    February 10, 2019

    Theresa May has moved to break the Brexit deadlock by inviting Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn for fresh talks on the UK's membership of a customs union with the European Union. In a letter to the Labour leader, published late last night, May said she was prepared to hold further talks on a permanent customs union [...]

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