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  • Profit slides as Beazley eyes Bermuda amid Zurich £8bn takeover

    March 4, 2026

    One of the UK’s biggest listed insurance firms suffered a slide in profit as the company prepares to be acquired by Swiss giant Zurich. FTSE 100 insurer Beazley posted pre-tax profit of $1.14bn (£870m) for the year to end December 2025, a fall of around a fifth compared to the previous year amid a softening [...]

  • It’ll take more than planning reform to get London building again

    March 4, 2026

    London isn’t just facing a housing delivery downturn. It’s facing a double development whammy of falling housing starts combined with a deep decline in the pipeline of new commercial development coming forward, says Melanie Leech Down, down, deeper and down go the lyrics from a track by Status Quo from the early 1970s. A decade [...]

  • First real estate float on challenger stock market Aquis

    March 4, 2026

    A Yorkshire retail centre will become the first real estate asset to float on Aquis, London’s challenger stock exchange, with the firm to issue more than £25m in shares, City AM can reveal.   Scotch Corner Designer Village will launch its IPO in April, becoming the first listing as part of Aram, Aquis’ real estate division. [...]

  • K2 International Launches New Division: K2 Professional Indemnity Limited

    March 3, 2026

    K2 Group Holdings Limited (K2 International), a division of K2 Insurance Services and a leading specialty insurance and (re)insurance underwriting platform based in London, is pleased to announce the launch of K2 Professional Indemnity Limited (K2 PI). This new division, founded by Richard Smart, will write international (non-US) professional liability business on behalf of a [...]

  • Mortgage approvals fall to two-year low 

    March 2, 2026

    Mortgage approvals slumped to a two-year low in January as buyers remain cautious following months of damaging uncertainty around the November Budget.  Net mortgage approvals for house purchases dropped to 60,000 in January, six per cent below the 64,100 six-month average, according to new Bank of England figures.  The property market is still suffering from [...]

  • Reform’s sovereign wealth pitch risks raiding pensions not reviving growth

    March 2, 2026

    Reform’s Richard Tice’s plan to consolidate local council pension schemes fundamentally misunderstands the nature of fiduciary duty, says Tim Focas Behind the rhetoric of Reform’s proposal to consolidate local council pension schemes into a near £500bn sovereign wealth fund lies a major misunderstanding of what these pension assets are and who they exist to serve. [...]

  • HSBC Innovation Banking CEO: the next phase of UK innovation will be won quietly

    March 2, 2026

    The next phase of UK innovation will be driven by deep tech, life sciences and infrastructure-heavy businesses, says Emily Turner The UK’s innovation economy is now worth $1.3tn. Artificial intelligence sits at the heart of that story, commanding headlines and capital in equal measure. But when we look at where long-term value is being created, [...]

  • House price growth holds steady in February

    March 2, 2026

    House prices held steady in the year to February and rose slightly from last month, according to Nationwide’s house price index.  The average UK house price last month was £273,176, up 0.3 per cent from January, and annual price growth was unchanged at one per cent.  A continued improvement in affordability helped drive first-time buyers [...]

  • SES: Full Year 2025 Results

    March 2, 2026

    SES S.A. fully consolidates Intelsat from 17 July 2025 and announces financial results for the year ended 31 December 2025 FY25 Performance (€ million) 2025 as reported (1) 2024 as reported (1) ∆ at constant FX (2) 2025 like-for-like (3) 2024 like-for-like (3) ∆ at constant FX (2) Average €/$ FX rate 1.12 1.09   [...]

  • Rightmove boss talks down ChatGPT threat and defends AI investment

    February 27, 2026

    Property giant Rightmove sought to walk a tightrope when it launched its financial results on Friday, as its execs stood by the firm’s divisive AI plans while distancing themselves from silicon valley giant OpenAI.   Friday’s results offered an opportunity to calm the shareholders who wiped £1bn off the firm’s value when it announced its AI [...]

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