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  • UK banks’ bonus pools have shrunk five per cent over the last year, but bosses’ handouts are on the rise

    February 26, 2017

    Bonus pools at the UK's big five banks have shrunk five per cent in the last year, but handouts to bosses have almost doubled in the same space of time. The total bonus pool for HSBC, Lloyds Banking Group, RBS, Standard Chartered and Barclays fell to around £5.6bn for 2016, compared with around £5.9bn in [...]

  • Hoover looks to offload pension scheme, including a possible push into the pensions lifeboat

    February 26, 2017

    Hoover is mulling plans to hand its pension scheme over to the pensions lifeboat in an attempt to save its ailing finances. There are almost 5,800 defined benefit pension schemes in operation across the UK, but around 4,200 of them are in deficit, dragging on many companies' finances.  Now, The Sunday Times has reported electronics firm [...]

  • Warren Buffett’s annual letter: Star-spangled banners, Gekko, buybacks and insurers

    February 25, 2017

    It's great being right. It's even better when being right makes you bucket loads of money. And for around half a century, Warren Buffett – the world's second wealthiest man – has made a name for himself in being both. Today he sent his annual letter to investors of his behemoth Berkshire Hathaway fund, offering a [...]

  • Opinion: If you’re an Airbnb host, there are a number of legal potholes that can catch you out if you’re not careful

    February 24, 2017

    Airbnb is now a hugely popular online platform connecting would-be landlords (or “hosts”) with tenants (or “guests”). The site allows for the vetting of both hosts and guests through online reviews and provides hosts with insurance in case things go wrong. But that still leaves a number of legal snags, however, which can be easily [...]

  • Storm Doris: Insurers reveal a spike in claims after the UK’s worst storm of 2017 makes landfall

    February 24, 2017

    The insurance sector has started to count the cost of the 100mph plus gales that have lashed the British Isles over the last few days. Storm Doris has led to a spike in activity for insurers, primarily in relation to land and buildings cover, with one provider saying it had already seen a 300 per cent increase in [...]

  • Standard Life shares muted despite beating expectations with nine per cent profit growth

    February 24, 2017

    Standard Life's share price was somewhat muted this morning despite beating expectations with a nine per cent increase in profits. Shares in the firm initially jumped before falling by 3.5 per cent by midday. The figures Fee based revenue grew by five per cent to £1.7bn and assets under management swelled – up 16 per cent to £357bn. [...]

  • Europe must reinvent itself or markets will tear it apart

    February 24, 2017

    As I sit on an over-crowded train at rush hour for the fourth time this week after a 12 hour shift (I hope my American co-anchor who doesn’t believe in European holidays is reading this), I look around and wonder how many people in the carriage still believe in Europe. On 23 June 2016, 59.9 [...]

  • Investors are preparing to inject more cash into the private equity industry this year

    February 23, 2017

    Investors are planning to increase investments into the private equity this year, meaning further growth in the industry, new research out today found. Some 44 per cent of limited partners (LPs) surveyed by Rede Partners said they intend to deploy more capital this year than in 2016, a record year for fundraising volumes, while 11 per [...]

  • No more deals: Axa to decline future acquisitions after blasting through the €100bn barrier

    February 23, 2017

    France's largest insurer Axa is big enough and is not eyeing any future transactions, especially as "Frexit is a probability", its chief executive said today. Passing the €100bn (£84bn) revenue barrier for the first time, Axa revealed in its annual results underlying growth of in earnings of four per cent to €5.7bn. Read more: Axa UK's chief [...]

  • RSA boss Stephen Hester explains the real driving force behind the firm’s success

    February 23, 2017

    RSA’s boss has revealed the secret of the firm’s success: the 2013 crisis that led to nearly a third being wiped off its market capitalisation. The insurer today beat market expectations with its 2016 results after a year that has seen the firm’s share price increase by 40 per cent already, with shares advancing five per [...]

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