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  • Keir Starmer proposes UK ‘recovery bond’ and loans for 100,000 new businesses

    February 18, 2021

    Sir Keir Starmer has proposed giving start-up loans to 100,000 new UK businesses and creating a new “British recovery bond” in a bid for Labour to forge a “new partnership with business”. Starmer’s set piece speech outlined his party’s new economic policy direction under his leadership, saying that “for too long Labour has failed to [...]

  • REC: Recruitment is £7.7bn key to economic bounce back

    February 18, 2021

    Recruitment is the key to economic recovery, the Recruitment & Employment Confederation (REC) has said today, as recruitment firms boost productivity by £7.7b each year. However, far more can be achieved as new research found that only half of people think that companies are doing a ‘good job’ at recruiting efficiently. A below standard hire [...]

  • Exclusive: Brewin Dolphin’s CEO on Brexit, pandemic market sentiment and why ESG is not so clear-cut

    February 18, 2021

    As the City comes to terms with a new post-Brexit reality and slowly looks towards a post-pandemic recovery, City A.M sits down with the CEO of one of the Square Mile’s best-known investment managers, Robin Beer of Brewin Dolphin. Beer, who joined the firm in 2008, initially managed the Nottingham office and was regional director [...]

  • Covid: Half a million self employed still excluded from government’s SEISS scheme

    February 17, 2021

    Half a million self-employed still excluded from government help despite having no work

  • Labour’s top priority is ‘financial responsibility’, says Starmer

    February 17, 2021

    Sir Keir Starmer will tomorrow say Labour’s priority will “always be financial responsibility” in a speech expected to reveal the party’s future economic direction under his leadership. Starmer will also say there can be “no return to business as usual” post-Covid, while outlining policies that he says will provide “long-term security to the economy, support for [...]

  • Sterling climbs to 10-month high against the euro

    February 17, 2021

    Sterling reached a 10-month high against the euro following encouraging data fromthe UK vaccination program. The UK has jabbed nearly 16m people in the Covid-19 vaccination rollout. The pound rose to €1.150, surpassing yesterday’s record valuation and making it the highest since April 2020. However it did lose ground to the US dollar today, down [...]

  • UK’s tech stocks outperform main market by 19 per cent

    February 17, 2021

    Interest in technology stocks has piqued during the pandemic and are now outperforming their FTSE peers, according to exclusive data shared with Morning Wire  The FTSE techMARK 100, London’s technology index, rose seven per cent last year as the FTSE floundered and shed 12 points, research by Bowmore Asset Management shows. After what has essentially [...]

  • US retail sales rebound in the New Year as shoppers spend Covid-19 cheques

    February 17, 2021

    US retail sales rebound in the New Year as shoppers spend Covid-19 cheques

  • Plus500 plots share buyback as profit soars on record performance

    February 17, 2021

    After a record performance in 2020, online trading platform Plus500 is planning a further buyback program of up to $25m of its shares.  Plus500 reported a pretax profit of $523.3m up from $189.3m the previous year with revenue rising 146 per cent to $872.5m.  Shares dipped 0.9 per cent this morning.  The FTSE 250-listed company [...]

  • Why I can stomach higher equity valuations – Schroders CIO

    February 17, 2021  |  City Talk

    The rising involvement of retail investors has been an intriguing trend during the pandemic, culminating in the surge and slump of GameStop shares. As an industry, we worry about the disconnection of individual investors from financial markets, the hubs of wealth creation. Direct ownership of shares by individuals has been declining for decades. For that reason, [...]

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