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  • HSBC evacuates over 100 from Canary Wharf HQ after employee contracts coronavirus

    March 5, 2020

    HSBC has evacuated more than 100 staff from one floor of its Canary Wharf headquarters after one of its research analysts contracted coronavirus. Morning Wire understands that an analyst in the bank’s research department tested positive for Covid-19 late last night, and informed the bank of his diagnosis this morning.   Read more: Canada [...]

  • Amigo share price slides after boardroom spat breaks out

    March 5, 2020

    Shares in British subprime loan firm Amigo have tumbled 16 per cent this morning after a spat between the lender and its major shareholder, who left the firm yesterday. Amigo’s controlling shareholder and founder James Benamor quit the company just over a month after it was put up for sale. He is looking to find [...]

  • Credit Suisse chair ‘sought to extend’ tenure despite pledge to step down

    March 5, 2020

    Credit Suisse chairman Urs Rohner has reportedly sounded out shareholders about extending his tenure multiple times in recent months, despite repeatedly pledging to step down in 2021.  Rohner, who has held the role since 2011, recently ousted Tidjane Thiam as chief executive of the Swiss lender in a bitter board battle after Credit Suisse became [...]

  • Canada braces for coronavirus: Banks, insurers and audit firms activate contingency plans

    March 5, 2020

    With health secretary Matt Hancock warning that the UK should prepare for “widespread transmission” of coronavirus, Canada firms have braced for impact. Banks, insurers, law firms and accountancy giants have dusted off contingency plans, instituted travel bans and cancelled events to try and mitigate the effects of the coronavirus outbreak. HSBC and Deloitte [...]

  • DEBATE: In light of the Barclays protests, are climate activists right to target financial institutions?

    March 5, 2020

    In light of the Barclays protests, are climate activists right to target financial institutions? Adrienne Buller, economist and research fellow at the Common Wealth think tank, says YES. Last week, a leaked JP Morgan report acknowledged that, in a world of accelerating temperature rise, “we cannot rule out catastrophic outcomes where human life as we [...]

  • Corporate governance at Travelex owner questioned over links to NMC Health founder

    March 4, 2020

    Ongoing financial turmoil and questions over its corporate governance structures have caused analysts to downgrade the credit rating of money transfer giant Travelex, amid ties to troubled firm NMC Health through its founder. NMC founder and former chief executive BR Shetty and his son own 66 per cent of shares in Finablr — the sole [...]

  • Next Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey: Firms should expect coronavirus help

    March 4, 2020

    The next Bank of England governor has said Threadneedle Street and the government is likely to provide loans to small and medium-sized firms to help them deal with supply chain disruptions from the coronavirus outbreak. Andrew Bailey told MPs that coronavirus was “going to be the first most pressing issue that we face”. He added [...]

  • Andrew Bailey says he is ‘proud’ of record as FCA chief

    March 4, 2020

    The incoming Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey has defended his record as head of the City watchdog, saying he is “proud of what we’ve achieved” but “not proud of some things that happened”. Critics say Bailey did not deal adequately with a number of financial scandals that occurred on his watch as chief executive [...]

  • Andrew Bailey urged to keep climate focus at Bank of England

    March 3, 2020

    Incoming Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey must maintain Threadneedle Street’s concern with climate change after he takes over this month, more than 101 economists, scientists and industry leaders have said in a letter. Signatories to the letter, organised by left-leaning research and campaign groups, include former UK chief scientific adviser Sir David King and [...]

  • The private sector can be the engine of the low-carbon revolution

    March 3, 2020

    When Al Gore made An Inconvenient Truth in 2006, he pointed to the fact that the Chinese characters for “crisis” signify both “danger” and “opportunity”.  In the years since, the conversations around tackling climate change have often been framed by what industries and governments stand to lose in the immediate future by acting. Advocates have [...]

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