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  • Bank of England stress test results: Lenders braced to spend hundreds of millions of pounds on IT improvements

    December 15, 2014

    Britain's biggest banks are set to spend the next year pushing through major revamps of their IT systems, as stress tests have revealed problems in their ability to gather data on their own loan books. The lenders have been built up over decades from mergers of smaller banks, leaving them with a range of outdated [...]

  • With Lending Club’s IPO capping off another string of tech floats, is the sector in a bubble?

    December 14, 2014

    Jasper Lawler is market analyst at CMC Markets, says Yes. Tech stocks are not seeing the same excesses as in the dot-com boom. But there are some clear parallels to be drawn, and lofty valuations support exercising caution. The dot-com bubble was characterised by the boom and bust of Pets.com, and in 2014 we’ve seen [...]

  • Quindell eyed in parliament as Lord Myners questions company’s activities

    December 12, 2014

    Former City minister Lord Myners has asked the government whether it will investigate embattled insurance outsourcer Quindell, its board of directors or its financial advisers. The written parliamentary question, first reported by the Financial Times, was put to the government on 1 December. Myners said: To ask Her Majesty's government whether they are investigating Quindell and [...]

  • Former Quindell chair slashes his share holdings

    December 10, 2014

    SHARES of embattled insurance outsourcer Quindell lost over a quarter of their value yesterday after founder and former chairman Rob Terry sold off most of his remaining stock. Since April, when mysterious US short seller Gotham City Research published a note questioning its business and profits, shares in the company have lost more than 80 [...]

  • China’s equities market connect off to slow start

    December 10, 2014

    A LANDMARK policy that allowed greater access to and from China’s closed-off financial markets has failed to inspire in its opening weeks. The Shanghai-Hong Kong stock ex­change connect allows foreign in­vestors to buy shares listed on the Shanghai bourse for the first time ever. It also allows Chinese investors to purchase foreign assets via Hong [...]

  • Former Quindell chairman, Rob Terry, sells most of his stake, sending share price down by almost half

    December 10, 2014

    Quindell klaxon, everyone: former chairman Rob Terry has sold off most of his remaining stake in the embattled insurance outsourcer, sending shares plummeting by almost half their value, to 24.1p. The company has been at the centre of a massive loss of confidence over the past few months. Since April, when mysterious US short seller [...]

  • Quindell stock rocked as PwC probes figures

    December 8, 2014

    TROUBLED insurance outsourcer Quindell witnessed its share price plummet 16 per cent yesterday morning after it announced it had hired PwC to carry out an independent review into its accounting practices. Quindell said in a statement it had appointed the Big Four accountant to review its “main accounting policies and expectations as to cash generation [...]

  • Quindell share price plummets as it hires PwC to carry out review into accounting

    December 8, 2014

    Shares in embattled insurance outsourcer Quindell plunged as much as 16 per cent as the market opened this morning, after it announced it had hired accounting giant PwC to carry out an independent review into its accounting practices. The company, whose shares have lost more than 90 per cent in value since April, said the review [...]

  • London growth strengthens as UK rebounds

    December 7, 2014

    Economic growth in the UK rose to a stronger pace in November, new survey data shows. The UK purchasing managers’ index – a survey of private sector firms – rose to 57.6 in November from October’s 55.8, according to figures released today by Lloyds Bank. A score above 50 signifies expansion. The figures represent a [...]

  • Quindell share price leaps as it issues its final 100,000 shares

    December 5, 2014

    Shares in troubled insurance claims processor Quindell bounced by more than six per cent to more than 55p in early trading as it listed its final tranche of 101,586 ordinary shares.  In a statement to the stock market today, the company said the shares will be admitted to trading on the small-cap Aim market on [...]

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