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  • Gender diversity is starting to drive asset managers’ voting decisions

    November 22, 2018

    More than half of asset managers actively engage with UK companies over gender diversity as boardroom equality begins to drive voting decisions Four in 10 asset managers said they had made a voting decision based on the gender diversity of the company, the Investment Association said, as it revealed that 80 per cent of survey [...]

  • CMC Markets profits dive 76 per cent on regulatory changes

    November 22, 2018

    Spread betting platform CMC Markets reported a 76 per cent dive in profits this morning, causing shares to fall more than six per cent. The forex trader’s poor performance was driven by a deterioration in market volatility and range bound markets, worsened by the introduction of new retail trading regulatory changes in August, it said [...]

  • Should other countries take a leaf out of Trump’s economic playbook?

    November 20, 2018  |  City Talk

    Global growth in 2017 was characterised by synchronised expansion by the world’s major economies. This was largely because robust global trade growth created a rising tide that lifted all boats. Since global trade has waned in 2018, economic growth has become less coordinated. While China, Europe and Japan have all seen their growth rates cool, [...]

  • How worried should we be about the slowdown in German manufacturing?

    November 19, 2018  |  City Talk

    German industrial production contracted by 1.2% in Q3 and is behind the general slowdown being seen in eurozone manufacturing. What is causing the decline and how concerned should investors be? Kaputte Autos Taking a closer look at the breakdown of Germany’s production data reveals that most of the economy’s manufacturing sub-sectors are performing well. The [...]

  • HSBC and China Investment Corporation in talks over £1bn fund to invest in UK

    November 15, 2018

    Global bank HSBC and the China Investment Corporation are in talks to create a £1bn fund which will be used to invest in British companies that have links with China. Private equity firm Charterhouse Capital Partners is in talks with both parties to manage the fund. HSBC said in a statement: “China Investment Corporation, HSBC and [...]

  • Asset managers back Big Four audit firms in competition watchdog consultation

    November 15, 2018

    Investment management firms have called on the competition watchdog to ensure the quality of audit is not affected as it probes the dominance of the so-called Big Four firms. In a response to the Competition and Markets Authority Standard Life said the division of the dominant audit firms – PwC, Deloitte, KPMG and EY – [...]

  • US midterm elections: Is gridlock good?

    November 14, 2018  |  City Talk

    Further tax cuts unlikely but will Trump strike a deal on trade? Keith Wade, Chief Economist, says: “The midterm elections restored some faith in opinion polls with the Democrats taking the House of Representatives and the Republicans holding the Senate. Conventional wisdom has it that a gridlocked Congress is good for markets as it prevents [...]

  • Aberdeen Standard overhauls Asia small companies fund

    November 12, 2018

    Aberdeen Standard has overhauled the structure and branding of its £486m Asian Smaller Companies Trust. Hugh Young has been appointed as the fund manager of the renamed Aberdeen Standard Asia Focus and Charlotte Black and Deborah Guthrie will join the board. The dividend policy will remain the same, the firm said, and the number of holdings in [...]

  • Venture capital investor Beringea leads $10.5m funding round for online platform Festicket

    November 12, 2018

    Online booking platform Festicket has raised $10.5m (£8m) from a series d funding round led by transatlantic venture capital firm Beringea. Other partners in the round include mobility and travel specialist InMotion Ventures, Channel 4’s commercial growth fund, Lepe Partners, U-Start and former Spinnin’ Records chief executive Eelko Van Kooten. Beringea's investment director Eyal Malinger will join the [...]

  • 3i Infrastructure ‘delighted’ as investment portfolio delivers £157m return

    November 8, 2018

    British infrastructure investment fund 3i today hailed a rise in net asset value per share today as its portfolio delivered a return of £157m. The figures The fund's total return rose to £157m for the six months to September, up from £121m for the same period last year. This represents a 9.3 per cent return on its opening [...]

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