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  • CBI: Plain cigarette packaging vote is bad for the UK

    March 10, 2015

    Britain’s top business group has urged parliamentarians to strike down government plans that would see cigarettes sold in plain, unbranded packaging from May 2016. The intervention by CBI director general John Cridland is a significant step for a major business figure to take so near to a General Election, and may damage the Conservatives’ claim [...]

  • FTSE 100 women dine with Vince Cable in bid to highlight female representation on boards

    March 10, 2015

    Vince Cable last night welcomed more than 100 women from the business world to a dinner at Lancaster House, in a bid to convince sceptics that top companies are improving the female representation on their boards. The business secretary’s department says the target of having 25 per cent of FTSE 100 board positions held by [...]

  • Mark Carney says talk of cut to interest rate is overblown

    March 10, 2015

    Bank of England governor Mark Carney yesterday implied that talks of a cut in interest rates nearer to zero were overblown. He also ruled out cancelling government debt held by the Bank to reduce the headline figure. Policy makers will “look through” falls in energy and food prices that would keep inflation below target this [...]

  • Euro plunges to near-parity with US dollar

    March 10, 2015

    THE EURO came within touching distance of parity with the dollar yesterday as monetary policies on either side of the Atlantic diverge. The Eurozone began using new money to buy government debt this week, which is impacting the currency, despite being outlined in advance. The euro fell by 1.45 per cent against the dollar yesterday to [...]

  • Tidjane Thiam quits Prudential for Credit Suisse: The exit of a chief exec who defied the odds

    March 10, 2015

    Back in 2010, you would never have expected Tidjane Thiam to receive this reaction on his departure from Prudential. An ill-fated acquisition bid left shareholders fuming – the attempt to buy AIA for £21bn saw the insurer lose £373m and Thiam took the blame. On top of that, the Financial Services Authority (FSA) censured him, fining [...]

  • UK numbers up despite challenges

    March 10, 2015

    INSURANCE group Prudential posted pre-tax profit of £2.6bn for 2014, up 71 per cent on last year’s £1.5bn, despite significant changes in the UK market. New business sales were up by 12 per cent, from £4.2bn to £4.7bn, while in the UK sales grew by 18 per cent, from £725m to £857m. The company increased its [...]

  • Credit Suisse faces shake up under new boss Tidjane Thiam

    March 10, 2015

    Credit Suisse is braced for major changes to its investment banking units, as shareholders welcomed the appointment of Prudential boss Tidjane Thiam as chief executive. The incoming boss gave few clues as to his plans at a press conference yesterday, but is expected to cut back investment banking and focus on the traditional core of [...]

  • Charles Stanley closes in on deal to offload its securities division

    March 10, 2015

    CITY broker and wealth manager Charles Stanley yesterday confirmed it was in exclusive talks with a suitor to sell its securities business. Responding to a report by Sky News that Oriel Securities owner Stifel Financial was the potential buyer, the group confirmed it was in talks, but did not name the potential acquirer. Sky News [...]

  • Legal & General gets the keys to Salford

    March 10, 2015

    MEDIACITYUK – the new home of Coronation Street and the northern hub of the BBC – has a new landlord in the form of Legal & General Capital. LGC is now a 50 per cent shareholder in the Salford Quays-based media centre, alongside long-standing owner The Peel Group as part of a joint venture, which [...]

  • Randy Work joins Roman Abramovich and Sir Chris Hohn with multi-million pound divorce settlement

    March 10, 2015

    London cemented its reputation as the divorce capital of the world after a businessman was ordered to pay his ex-wife £72.3m, amounting to half his wealth. Randy Work, a former private equity executive at Lone Star, argued that his £150m fortune should be protected from ex-wife Mandy Gray as he was the “breadwinner” and because [...]

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