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  • Appetite for ESG investing falls – but could tighter regulation improve its performance?

    May 19, 2023

    ESG is sliding down the list of investment priorities as investors refocus on maximising returns amid ESG’s poor performance and wider market volatility. According to the latest research by Charles Schwab UK, in two years the number of investors who believe companies with strong Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) credentials are attractive investment options has [...]

  • Man Capital buys new Major League Soccer franchise in San Diego for record £400m

    May 18, 2023

    London-based Man Capital has been confirmed as the owner of a new San Diego franchise in Major League Soccer after agreeing a record deal with US football chiefs. The family office of Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Mansour, the Conservative Party senior treasurer, is understood to have paid around $500m (£402m) for the team, who will begin [...]

  • ‘We need to make equities sexy’: Aquis chief Alasdair Haynes talks taking on the London Stock Exchange and boosting the City

    May 18, 2023

    Aquis chief Alasdair Haynes tells Charlie Conchie that 'competitive tension' with the London Stock Exchange would be a good thing for the Square Mile

  • ‘We know this has been painful’: Scottish Mortgage board defends strategy after bruising year

    May 17, 2023

    Bosses at Bailie Gifford’s Scottish Mortgage Board Investment Trust admitted the last year had been “painful” today after a 33 per cent plunge in the value of its shares over the 12 months to March.

  • Give bosses a pay boost to attract top talent to the UK, says City minister

    May 16, 2023

    The City minister has thrown his weight behind efforts to boost the pay packets of the country’s top bosses today as a debate around pay in the City gathers steam. The compensation of executives at the UK’s top listed firms has been a topic of hot debate in recent weeks as regulators and officials look [...]

  • Why university spinouts are a battleground in the government’s ‘science and tech superpower’ plans

    May 16, 2023

    Top tech investors and policymakers are looking to boost the flow of cash into a new wave of start-ups coming out of British universities, as ministers lean on the private sector to turn the UK into a “tech and science superpower”. Universities have long been viewed as fertile breeding grounds for tech start-ups by private [...]

  • Canada grandees lay out vision for UK markets after bruising few months

    May 15, 2023

    A group of Canada grandees are drawing up a “new market model” for the UK’s capital markets after a bruising few months in which the capital has been rocked by negative headlines and a slew of firms heading towards New York.

  • George Osborne to chair Italian investment firm Lingotto

    May 15, 2023

     Lingotto Investment Management, backed by Italy's Agnelli family, has hired former Chancellor George Osborne and veteran fund manager James Anderson, the firm revealed on Monday.

  • London pension fintech Smart gears up for deals after $95m funding injection

    May 15, 2023

    London-based pensions fintech firm Smart said it was gearing up for a flurry of dealmaking today as it bagged a $95m funding round from a host of big name backers including New York based outfit Aquiline.

  • M&G calls bosses back into the office – and they can’t be TWaTs about it

    May 14, 2023

    Investment firm M&G has called on its managers to get back in the office for three days a week in a bid to boost the morale and development of its junior staff - but they won't be allowed to simply swan in on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.

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