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  • Softbank Vision Fund sells entire stake in struggling chipmaker Nvidia

    February 6, 2019

    Softbank’s Vision Fund has sold its stake in chipmaker Nvidia, which saw shares plummet after it cut its fourth quarter revenue estimate by $500m last week. In Softbank’s third quarter report it revealed that the drop in Nvidia’s share price following the forecast cut reduced the fund’s valuation gain by ¥299.5bn (£2.11bn). Read more: Chipmaker [...]

  • CYBG shares soar as it boosts mortgage lending but warns of ‘uncertain’ market conditions

    February 6, 2019

    CYBG has unveiled 1.5 per cent mortgage growth for the first quarter of its financial year, but warned of uncertain market conditions ahead. The bank, which acquired Virgin Money on October last year, said mortgages had hit £60bn in the three months to 31 December, which it said was the result of a strong pipeline and good [...]

  • Activist investor Edward Bramson makes fresh attempt to secure place on Barclays’ board

    February 5, 2019

    Activist investor Edward Bramson has submitted a resolution to be appointed to Barclays’ board of directors at the banks annual general meeting (AGM) in May. Bramson, the chief executive of Sherborne Investors which holds more than five per cent of the bank's shares, has previously called for Barclays to downsize its investment banking division. Read more: Barclays [...]

  • President Trump to nominate World Bank critic David Malpass to lead the institution

    February 5, 2019

    President Donald Trump is reportedly set to nominate an ally from the US Department of the Treasury to become president of the World Bank. The nomination of David Malpass would see an ardent critic of the World Bank put in line to lead the lending institution. Read more: Shutdown back down: Trump faces conservative backlash as [...]

  • Digital bank Monzo in discussion with Post Office to allow customers to deposit cash

    February 5, 2019

    Digital bank Monzo has entered discussions with the Post Office to allow its customers to deposit and withdraw cash in branched across the country. Chief executive Tom Blomfield told MPs that while cash transactions were declining they were not “going away.” A potential deal, similar to those between the Post Office and other major UK [...]

  • Two Barclays employees killed in Italian avalanche

    February 5, 2019

    Barclays confirmed today that two of its employees were killed in an avalanche in the Italian Alps on Sunday. Matt Ziegler, 43, an in-house lawyer at Barclays, and Katherine Clarke, 39, a director in Barclays private bank and overseas service, were among four people killed in the avalanche on Sunday. A spokesperson said in a [...]

  • City broker Numis warns trading performance hit by Brexit uncertainty

    February 5, 2019

    City broker Numis warned today that Brexit has negatively affected its trading performance in the first four months of the financial year ahead of its annual general meeting (AGM) this afternoon. Shares were down more than six per cent this morning as the firm revealed it had completed 25 per cent fewer deals compared to [...]

  • Confidence in the UK economy among financial services professionals hits record low

    February 4, 2019

    Confidence in the UK’s economic prospects among financial services professionals is at a record low, a new survey showed today. A poll of its members by trade body the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI) showed confidence was at its lowest level since it began the survey in 2012. Of the 1,062 respondents, 55 [...]

  • More than a quarter of Brits believe Facebook will launch a banking service by 2023

    February 4, 2019

    More than a quarter of Brits believe that Facebook will offer a banking service within the next five years. The research, published on the 15th anniversary of the social media giant’s launch, revealed that 29 per cent of UK consumers believe technology companies such as Facebook and Amazon will offer high street banking services by [...]

  • Swiss investment bank Julius Baer targets £77m of cuts as profit growth slows

    February 4, 2019

    Swiss bank Julius Baer launched a SFr 100m (£76.6m) cost-cutting programme today as profit growth slowed last year. The figures Switzerland’s third largest bank saw net profit for the full year 2018 grow four per cent to SFr 735m, compared to a 14 per cent growth rate in 2017, missing a Reuters poll of analyst [...]

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