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  • AJ Bell assets jump as customers continue to flock to its platform business

    April 22, 2021

    AJ Bell attracted a record number of customers to its platform in the second quarter, delivering a 35 per cent increase in its total assets. In a trading update, AJ Bell said its total customer numbers increased 32 per cent over the last year to 346,797, with total net inflows of £1.5bn. Its total assets [...]

  • Set the tone: Central bankers can move markets or ease volatility based on their vocal pitch

    April 21, 2021

    When it comes to absorbing shocks, boosting stocks or reducing volatility markets take their cues from the tone of voice central bankers use

  • Pensionbee valued at £365m ahead of London IPO

    April 21, 2021

    Pensionbee has priced its IPO at 165 pence per share valuing the company at £365m ahead of its listing this month.  The pension consolidation business is set to join the high growth segment of the London Stock Exchange. Last week it announced an offer price range of between 155p and 175p per share.  The offer [...]

  • Netflix catches a chill while inflation is knocking at the door

    April 21, 2021

    When you see American Airlines fall 8 per cent because it announced a bigger-than-expected loss in the first quarter, you are fine with that information. But when you see Netflix plunge 10 per cent after-market because it missed estimates, that’s a shocker. Netflix surprised to the downside yesterday, according to Ipek Ozkardeskaya, a senior analyst [...]

  • Antofagasta production on track but miner warns on Chile lockdown

    April 21, 2021

    Mining giant Antofagasta today said its production and costs were in line with expectations in the first quarter but warned of the impact of a fresh lockdown in its home country. The Chile-based company said copper production was on track at 183,000 tonnes, 5.7 per cent lower than last year and five per cent lower [...]

  • Plus500 moves into US with $30m acquisition of futures platform

    April 21, 2021

    After a strong year Plus500 is dipping its toe in the US market with a $30m deal to buy a futures trading platform.   The online trading platform this morning announced it has bought the membership interests of Cunningham Commodities, a regulated Futures Commission Merchant, and trading platform Cunningham Trading.  The deal represents a growth opportunity [...]

  • Cabinet ministers back Tory push against Sunak for lower taxes post-Covid

    April 21, 2021

    Some of Boris Johnson’s highest profile cabinet members are among 46 Tory MPs that today backed a new campaign group aiming to push Rishi Sunak to adopt a more low-tax agenda post-Covid. The Free Market Forum, run by the Institute of Economic Affairs think tank, will look to “refocus the political debate” toward “free enterprise [...]

  • Treasury Select Committee chair calls out UK banks for treatment of SMEs during Covid crisis

    April 20, 2021

    Treasury Select Committee chair calls out UK banks for treatment of SME during Covid crisis

  • Four keys to better decision making – Daniel Kahneman

    April 20, 2021  |  City Talk

    CFA Institute has transformed its annual conference for 2021, with a binge-worthy digital format and an exciting slate of speakers. Join us for the Alpha Summit on 18 May 2021. Daniel Kahneman delivered a captivating mini seminar on some of the key ideas that have driven his scholarship, exploring intuition, expertise, bias, noise, how optimism and overconfidence influence [...]

  • Before the Bell: UK remains steady as economy slowly starts to reopen

    April 20, 2021

    European stocks started the week in a subdued fashion, with the FTSE100 only just managing to close above the 7,000 level, while the DAX also slipped back from its record highs of last week. US markets also finished the day on the back foot, weighed down largely by weakness in tech stocks, which may well [...]

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