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  • Private finance firms have fewer women leaders than listed rivals, new research shows

    Diversity

    Financial services companies that are structured as privately-owned partnerships have significantly fewer women in leadership positions than their publicly-listed rivals, new research shows.   Fewer than one-sixth (15.1 per cent) of partners in privately-owned finance firms are women, according to research from employment law firm Fox & Partners. By comparison, women account for 43 per [...]

  • Asset managers show signs of rebound as assets tick up and outflows slow

    Assets

    London-listed asset managers Liontrust and Rathbones showed signs of a rebound today as assets under management ticked upwards and the volume of investors pulling their cash from funds began to slow. London’s big money managers have suffered a torrid 12 months as markets descended into turmoil in the wake of war in Ukraine and soaring [...]

  • How recession in the US is expected to affect bank earnings this week

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    US earnings season kicks off later this week with a string of results from some of the country’s largest banks.  JP Morgan, Citi Group, Wells Fargo and Bank of America will all release results on Friday in an interesting environment – to say the least.  While higher interest rates have led to record levels of [...]

  • Millennials ignored by UK’s financial institutions as boards stumble towards gerontocracy

    January 9, 2023

    The boards of banks, asset managers and fintechs are outstripping their European rivals at female representation, but failing to take on any millennials, according to new research. EY’s report found that there were no board members under 40 in any of the UK’s top financial services firms. The report on board diversity shows that in [...]

  • Big Bang 2.0: Financial institutions welcome Jeremy Hunt’s Edinburgh reforms

    December 10, 2022

    Leading financial institutions have welcomed Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Edinburgh reforms, which set out to “turbocharge” the UK’s growth.  Announced yesterday, the plans aim to “seize the benefits of Brexit” by delivering the biggest shake-up in the financial sector for 30 years.  According to UK Finance’s chief executive David Postings, the package is “a major step [...]

  • Post-Brexit reforms: Hunt aims to ‘turbocharge’ economy with biggest banking shake-up in 30 years

    December 9, 2022

    Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has unveiled plans to “turbocharge growth” with the biggest shake-up in banking reforms for three decades. His so-called Edinburgh reforms announced this morning seek to “seize the benefits of Brexit” by cutting EU red tape for the financial sector. The new measures build on the government’s Mansion House 2021 package, with a [...]

  • Law Society backs calls to smash City’s ‘class ceiling’ by boosting social mobility

    November 30, 2022

    The Law Society today backed calls to break the “class ceiling” by boosting social mobility in the City.   The solicitors’ body came out in support of the City of London’s push towards 50 per cent of senior leaders in the financial and professional services sector coming from non-professional backgrounds. The Law Society said it [...]

  • HSBC shares top FTSE 100 after it offloads Canada business to RBC for £8.4bn

    November 29, 2022

    BRITAIN’S biggest bank HSBC has sold its Canadian business to Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) for $10.1bn (£8.4bn) in a move that may save some face with disgruntled Asian investors demanding the firm be broken up. The Canary Wharf headquartered lender said today it plans to redistribute a chunk of the  $5.7bn (£4.7bn) profit it [...]

  • JP Morgan settles with trader fired over wrongful allegations of market spoofing

    November 8, 2022

    JP Morgan has settled with a trader, who was wrongly fired from his job for market spoofing, after the bank failed to pay a £1.58m sum awarded to him by an employment tribunal in January. Ex-trader Bradley Jones was awarded £1.58m after an employment tribunal ruled he was wrongly fired from his £220,000 a year job [...]

  • Boost the City by signing trade deals and seizing net zero opportunities, finance sector lobby group says

    November 7, 2022

    The UK government should overhaul regulation of the financial sector with a view to boosting the City’s green credentials and extending its global reach, one of the Square Mile’s most powerful lobby groups has said. The government should focus on the opportunities posed the global energy transition by transforming the City of London into a [...]

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