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  • Is Rachel Reeves about to force pension funds to back Britain?

    October 7, 2024

    The prospect of Rachel Reeves forcing pension funds to back British stocks is being discussed as a more serious possibility, writes Charlie Conchie As the City grandees Nicholas Lyons and Peter Harrison gathered a room of executives for a workshop at the London Stock Exchange last month, a familiar gripe was on the agenda. The [...]

  • Etoro: ‘Gradual thawing’ of financial markets fails to stop trading platform taking back step

    October 3, 2024

    A “gradual thawing” of financial markets failed to stop the UK arm of stock trading platform Etoro taking another backwards step financially during 2023, it has been revealed. The UK arm of the Israel-headquartered trading and investment group has posted a net income of $125.7m (£95.8m) for the 12 months, down from the $147.2m (£112.2m) [...]

  • Peel Hunt warns of market slowdown ahead of UK Budget and US election

    October 1, 2024

    City investment bank Peel Hunt has flagged a slowdown in UK capital markets activity as investors nervously await the results of the Budget and US election.

  • How to make the national wealth fund work

    September 30, 2024

    The national wealth fund must do more than just plug funding holes, through targeted and successive interventions it can help a project to reach a growing number of investors and momentum until finally it is no longer needed, says Zvi Wohlgemuth So far, many investors and equity and debt providers to energy transition projects in [...]

  • Schroders names new finance chief and elevates investment boss to board

    September 26, 2024

    Schroders has named a new chief financial officer and elevated its chief investment officer to the board in the FTSE 100 asset manager’s latest leadership reshuffle. Meagen Burnett, currently the firm’s chief operating officer, is due to take over the CFO role from Richard Oldfield, who is preparing to succeed outgoing chief executive Peter Harrison. [...]

  • Moneyfarm: Acquisitions and swelling client base help wealth manager’s assets surpass £4bn

    September 25, 2024

    Digital wealth manager Moneyfarm has reported a jump in assets for the first half of 2024, helped by acquisitions and a swelling client base.

  • Fidelity and Abrdn among backers of new investment platform trade body

    September 22, 2024

    Fidelity and Abrdn are among the big names to have joined a new trade body for online financial sites as the industry faces regulatory scrutiny and a government shake-up.

  • Close Brothers to sell asset management arm as motor finance bill looms

    September 19, 2024

    Close Brothers' shares are down by around a third since the Financial Conduct Authority announced in January that it would review whether customers were overcharged via now-banned discretionary commission arrangements on car loans.

  • Goldman-backed Petershill announces bumper dividend after pick-up in dealmaking

    September 17, 2024

    Petershill Partners has announced a special dividend of 9 cents (7p) per share after a flurry of deals and a successful asset raising round helped the private equity firm return to growth. The Goldman Sachs-backed firm, which floated on the London Stock Exchange three years ago, generated a total income of $146m (£111m) in the [...]

  • Triple Point: Social housing firm bets on Labour boost

    September 13, 2024

    A listed social housing investor said the industry is set for a boost under the Labour government today as ministers prepare to tear up planning laws and kick off a housebuilding drive. Triple Point, which invests in supported accommodation, said in its half-year results that it is expecting a period of “greater political stability” that is [...]

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