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  • Hong Kong stock exchange to open US and Europe offices

    May 23, 2022

    The Hong Kong stock exchange is planning to set up two new international offices in the US and Europe, in an effort to draw overseas investors back to the City state. Speaking to the South China Morning Post (SCMP) at Davos, Nicolas Aguzin, the head of Asia’s third largest stock market, said the new offices [...]

  • Amigo takes step towards lending again as court approves compensation for mis-selling victims

    May 23, 2022

    Beleaguered loans firm Amigo took a major step towards resuming lending today as it won High Court approval for a compensation scheme for customers that were mis-sold loans by the firm. Amigo bosses confirmed this afternoon that the High Court had completed a hearing and the Judge would sanction a scheme that will see victims [...]

  • Beny Steinmetz’ BSGR bribed dictator’s wife to secure rights to run Guinean iron ore mine, US arbitration ruling says

    May 23, 2022

    Beny Steinmetz’ mining company, BSGR, paid millions in bribes to the wife of Guinea’s former dictator to secure the rights to operate an iron mine in the West African country, a US arbitration ruling has said. The diamond magnate’s firm used “corrupt practices” to obtain licenses to mine Guinea’s Simandou iron ore deposit, the International [...]

  • Fintech lender Creditspring bags £48m to keep up with cost-of-living borrowing boom

    May 23, 2022

    London fintech lender Creditspring has revealed a £48m cash injection today as it looks to meet a surge in demand as consumers turn to credit amidst a cost of living crunch.

  • Why we still like Asian tech stocks

    May 23, 2022  |  City Talk

    Asian semiconductor and IT stocks have had a difficult few months, but we see the sector as a long-term winner. Market trends in Asia this year have tended to see consumer, internet, semiconductor and technology stocks come under pressure. Internet stocks face ongoing regulatory uncertainties, while consumer companies face a profit margin squeeze amid cost [...]

  • Safe as houses? The inflation-busting benefits of investing in property

    May 23, 2022  |  City Talk

    Real estate assets can generate significant returns for investors, with cash flows keeping up with (and in some cases exceeding) inflation levels. Although residential property can be a sound investment, it is also one of life’s essentials. Everyone needs somewhere to live. It is this basic human necessity that is the reason why housing is [...]

  • Allica set for profitability this year after loan book swells to £560m

    May 23, 2022

    UK business lender Allica Bank said it is set to hit profitability for the first time this year after its loan book ballooned to £560m in 2021.

  • Buy-now pay-later firm Tranch poised for US push after cash injection

    May 23, 2022

    Business to business buy-now pay-later firm Tranch is poised for a move into the US this year after bagging a £3.5m funding injection, the firm revealed today.

  • FCA chair questions watchdog’s role in crypto regulation

    May 22, 2022

    The chair of the UK’s top financial watchdog has questioned the role it should play in crypto regulation after hundreds of billions of dollars was wiped from the value of the market in the past month.

  • HSBC suspends sustainable investing chief over climate change comments

    May 22, 2022

    Bosses at HSBC have scrambled to distance themselves from the firm’s sustainable investing chief after he questioned the need for investors to worry about climate change and asked “who cares if Miami is six metres under water in 100 years?”

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