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  • Ticking over nicely: UK car sales at highest for 10 years in 2014

    January 6, 2015

    Sales of new cars rocketed to a 10-year high in 2014, much stronger than previously expected. New registrations were helped along by the UK’s economic recovery boosting consumer confidence and sweetened by attractive financing deals. Mike Hawes, chief executive of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, told Reuters that sales in 2014 had been [...]

  • UN Universal Children’s Day: Why child rights are good for business – ACCA Comment

    November 19, 2014

    If firms fail to protect children in the supply chain, they risk harm to their bottom line.   Today is the UN’s Universal Children’s Day. Held on 20 November every year, this occasion recognises the welfare of children around the world and commemorates the adoption of the Declaration of the Rights of the Child in [...]

  • Cabot Square acquires Blue Motor Finance

    November 16, 2014

    CABOT Square Capital, the specialist financial services private equity investor, has bought car finance provider Blue Motor Finance, the private equity firm told City A.M. yesterday. Sources close to the transaction understand that Cabot Square planned to invest around £30m-£40m in the company. The Cheshire-based Blue Motor Finance has also obtained a new £200m long-term [...]

  • Money for old rope as Melrose pulls in £365m

    October 13, 2014

    MELROSE Industries is selling its rope-manufacturing arm Bridon to the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan (OTPP) for £365m. As part of the deal, British investment company Melrose will contribute £6.7m towards the Bridon Group (2013) pension scheme, which will remain with Bridon on disposal. Melrose said it intends to use the proceeds of the sale to [...]

  • AA shares motor ahead despite dent in profits

    September 23, 2014

    MOTORING group AA yesterday revealed a large dent in its profits from finance costs related to its stock market listing in June. While revenue rose in the half year to the end of July, profits before tax fell to £10.2m, well down from the £121.2m a year earlier. The company said exceptional costs were £39.4m, [...]

  • AA gets third boss in a year amid ongoing upheaval at motor icon

    August 28, 2014

    FORMER car park boss Bob Mackenzie yesterday became the latest in a string of corporate executives to try their hand at running motoring icon AA. Mackenzie, who will break City convention and combine the role of chairman and chief executive at the group, follows in the footsteps of outgoing boss Chris Jansen, who left yesterday, [...]

  • AA boss Chris Jansen resigns along with finance chief Andy Boland

    August 28, 2014

    AA’s chief executive Chris Jansen has resigned from the roadside recovery firm with immediate effect just months after it was taken public. The company’s chief financial officer Andy Boland will also be leaving, though no details of the timing of his departure were given. Executive chairman Bob Mackenzie will now lead the company. Jansen said [...]

  • James Crosby-backed Moneybarn sold in £120m deal to Provident Financial

    August 14, 2014

    Doorstep lender Provident Financial yesterday raised £120m to snap up Mon­eybarn, the motor insurer chaired by ex-Halifax Bank of Scotland (HBOS) boss James Crosby. The lender, which makes loans to people with poor credit scores, generated the cash in a matter of hours af­ter mandating JP Morgan to raise the fund. Existing shareholder Invesco bought [...]

  • Car makers up forecast for 2014 sales as economy accelerates

    August 6, 2014

    BRITAIN’S motor industry yesterday raised its forecasts for 2014 sales, after strong first-half sales, predicting 2.45m new cars would be sold this year, 8.1 per cent more than in 2013. The Society of Motor Manufact­urers and Traders (SMMT) had previously forecast sales would grow just over six per cent. But sales so far this year [...]

  • Europe must kickstart securitisation to reboot its stuttering economy

    July 23, 2014

    WHEN the IMF revised down its 2014 growth forecast for the Eurozone last week, it felt like a sad refrain rather than a surprise. GDP in the single currency bloc is now expected to grow by just 1 per cent this year. This average masks wide variations across the 18 member states. Germany’s economy motored [...]

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