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  • Thursday, 20 March, 2025
    Insurance
    Protectionism will help push up insurance prices, says Lloyd’s of London chief

    John Neal warns geopolitics and regulatory requirements will add to cost of policies

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    Lloyd’s of London’s City HQ
  • Thursday, 20 March, 2025
    Equities
    Retail traders take on hedge funds in Europe’s answer to ‘meme stock’ mania

    Small investors have piled in to defence companies targeted by short sellers, in an echo of 2021’s GameStop trade

    2 hours ago
    A stand host demonstrates the use of a Hensoldt virtual reality trainer for Stinger anti-aircraft missiles on display at the 2024 ILA Berlin Air Show A satellite dish in a ground network of satellites at the headquarters of Eutelsat Madeira Unipessoal Lda in Canial, Madeira, Portugal Employee Tobias Kasan works at a gear in a assembly hall of the German gear manufacturing company Renk in Augsburg, southern Germany
  • Thursday, 20 March, 2025
    Due Diligence
    Goldman’s next king? Premium content

    Plus, tech companies try to will an IPO window into existence and how Abu Dhabi placed itself at the centre of mega AI funds

    2 hours ago
    John Waldron
  • Thursday, 20 March, 2025
    US Securities and Exchange Commission
    ETF dual share class applications are top priority, says SEC chief

    Acting regulator chair says it will review submissions to use Vanguard-pioneered structure

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    Mark Uyeda, acting chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission
  • Thursday, 20 March, 2025
    UK banks
    ‘The caterpillar’: British banks’ £50bn answer to falling rates

    The UK’s largest high street lenders have deployed hedging strategies to smooth volatile earnings

    2 hours ago
    Barclays, Lloyds and NatWest are expected to be among the biggest beneficiaries of a repricing of interest rate swaps
  • Thursday, 20 March, 2025
    UK property
    One-bed flats unaffordable for key workers across half of England

    New nurses, teachers and healthcare assistants priced out of the market completely in London, analysis of official figures finds

    2 hours ago
  • Thursday, 20 March, 2025
    Insurance
    Prudential’s profit growth muted by China slowdown

    FTSE 100 insurance group sees opportunity in low level of cover among Asian consumers

  • Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
    European banks
    Deutsche Bank to axe 2,000 more jobs

    Chief executive Christian Sewing says German lender needs to ‘turn around ship’ in its retail division

    Deutsche Bank’s planned cuts will target both front- and back-office positions in its retail division
  • Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
    Cinven Group
    Cinven sells life insurer after scrutiny of private equity ownership

    Allianz, BlackRock and Japan’s T&D team up to buy Germany’s Viridium in €3.5bn deal

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  • Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
    IPOs
    Tech groups boost IPO revival hopes despite market tumult

    CoreWeave and Klarna among start-ups expected to publicly list their shares as soon as next month

    CoreWeave, Klarna, Chime and Genesys logos
  • Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
    Banco Santander SA
    Santander to close a fifth of UK branches

    Spanish lender will shut 95 of its 444 branches as it explores strategic options for British business

    Pedestrians walk past a Santander branch in Liverpool, UK
  • Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
    British Library
    British Library to expand after £1.1bn investment from Mitsui Fudosan

    Project will double exhibition gallery space and create new offices

    A computer-generated image of the planned central courtyard of the British Library extension
  • Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
    Thames Water
    Thames Water’s 6 bidders include Stonepeak and distressed specialist FitzWalter

    Potential investors are ‘hanging round the hoop’ with four parties said to be most committed to the process

    A Thames Water sign on the back of one of its vehicles
  • Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
    The Big Read
    Has Goldman Sachs already chosen its next CEO?

    Many on Wall Street regard John Waldron as heir apparent to David Solomon. But a coronation may lead to an exodus of talent

    Goldman chief executive David Solomon and his lieutenant John Waldron with its New York headquarters
  • Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
    Exchange traded funds
    Vanguard plugs ‘transformational’ idea for Europe ETF trading venue

    Euronext’s plan to consolidate ETF trading on to one of its seven bourses would cut costs, senior executive says

    Trading data is displayed on digital boards at the Euronext stock exchange in Paris, France,
  • Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
    UK prime property
    Why is top-tier renting on the rise in London?   

    Despite paying upwards of £5,000 per week, many of the capital’s most affluent residents are choosing not to buy, but to rent

    A large white 19th-century building on a street corner
  • Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
    UK insurance industry
    Hidden ‘double dip’ charges hit UK car insurance customers on monthly contracts

    Regulator probing whether ‘premium finance’ unfairly treats policyholders who do not pay up front

    The FCA  is expected to scrutinise ‘double-dipping’ as part of its probe into premium finance
  • Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
    FC Internazionale Milano SpA
    Inter Milan value crashed 75% before debt house Oaktree seized control

    Chinese retailer Suning lost control last year after efforts to sell club or refinance debt failed

    Inter Milan’s Carlos Augusto, right, celebrates with teammate Alessandro Bastoni after scoring in a Serie A match against Atalanta
  • Tuesday, 18 March, 2025
    Citigroup Inc
    Citi cuts top bankers’ bonuses tied to turnaround drive

    Payouts for 250 senior staff reduced as lender strains to boost returns and improve compliance function

    People walk by a Citibank building
  • Tuesday, 18 March, 2025
    X Corp
    Musk’s X obtains $44bn valuation in sharp turnaround

    Social media site was valued at less than $10bn in September

    Elon Musk
  • Tuesday, 18 March, 2025
    UK financial regulation
    Reeves promises to scrap ‘unnecessary’ financial market reporting rules

    UK chancellor to ease requirements on how much data companies have to provide

    The Millennium Bridge in London with City buildings in the background
  • Tuesday, 18 March, 2025
    UK property
    First-time buyers move further out of London as property costs bite

    Similar trend found in other major UK cities including Birmingham and Manchester in the decade from 2013

    A young woman looking in an estate agent window in Kent
  • Tuesday, 18 March, 2025
    ReviewNon-Fiction
    Meltdown — the greed that destroyed Credit Suisse

    Duncan Mavin’s gripping account of the bank’s 2023 implosion exposes a crisis decades in the making

  • Tuesday, 18 March, 2025
    Close Brothers Group PLC
    Close Brothers swings to loss as it braces for car finance mis-selling costs

    Specialist bank has set aside £165mn after sector-wide regulatory probe and court ruling on historic commissions

    Cars are seen outside the Toyota car showroom
  • Tuesday, 18 March, 2025
    UBS Group AG
    UBS says Credit Suisse deal is behind delayed climate targets

    Swiss bank pushes back net zero target from 2025 to 2035, citing ‘enlarged corporate real estate portfolio’

    UBS headquarters in Zurich
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