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  • JPMorgan Chase poaches record number of senior bankers as Wall Street talent war escalates

    August 31, 2025

    JPMorgan Chase has hired a record number of senior bankers in the past year, poaching about 100 managing directors from rivals including Goldman Sachs and Citigroup, as Wall Street’s largest lender looks to expand its investment banking franchise. The bank has brought in more managing directors to its commercial and investment banking division in the [...]

  • Bank of England may face lower inflation despite ‘Oasis bump’

    August 18, 2025

    Bank of England forecasts on inflation for July could be too high despite suggestions Oasis concerts could make prices jump, forecasters have said.  The Bank’s last Monetary Policy Report took a gloomy view on the state of the UK economy as it claimed inflation would hit 3.8 per cent in the month of July. But [...]

  • ‘I only went into banking because people said it was the hardest job to get’: Propelle founder Ayesha Ofori

    July 31, 2025

    Ayesha Ofori, former City banker and founder of investment platform Propelle, takes us through her career in this week's Square Mile and Me.

  • Why Evercore bought Robey Warshaw – the boutique bank that signed George Osborne

    July 30, 2025

    With the announcement that Robey Warshaw has been bought for £146m by Evercore, the potent boutique dealmaker is set to morph into a UK foothold for the New York-based advisory firm.  Evercore boss John S. Weinberg praised Robey Warshaw’s “extraordinary, long-standing relationships”, forged by its five partners – led by Simon Robey and Simon Warshaw.  [...]

  • Goldman Sachs boss: London finance lead ‘fragile’

    July 23, 2025

    London’s position as a global financial centre is at risk from years of anti-business policies that are pushing talent and capital abroad, the boss of Goldman Sachs has warned. David Solomon highlighted a damaging combination of Brexit, the UK’s tax burden, constrictive regulation, and the recent decision to abolish the non-dom regime have all harmed [...]

  • Hiring Rishi Sunak is an ingenious move from Goldman Sachs

    July 21, 2025

    Rishi Sunak’s Westminster to Wall St move is not a case of “jobs for the boys”, it’s a calculated, strategic hire by a firm that understands the real value of political experience in a volatile, interconnected world, says Tim Focas When former UK prime minister Rishi Sunak steps into his new role as senior adviser [...]

  • Wall Street banking giants ride tariff rebound to booming revenue

    July 16, 2025

    Wall Street’s banking titans have rounded off second-quarter earnings seasons largely breezing past analyst expectations as revenues boomed on the back of market volatility.  The lenders continued a trend from the first-quarter with strong trading and investment banking revenues driving a robust performance. JP Morgan pocketed $45.7bn in revenue, outperforming its $44bn estimate. This came [...]

  • Rishi Sunak will donate Goldman Sachs salary to charity

    July 8, 2025

    Former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has rejoined Goldman Sachs as a senior adviser, adding to post-government roles he holds while still sitting as an MP, though his salary from the investment banking giant will be donated to a maths charity. Sunak worked at Goldman Sachs as a summer intern in 2000 and as an analyst [...]

  • WFH: Office workers in line for quicker promotions and higher pay

    June 17, 2025

    Staff who attend the office regularly can expect bigger pay rises and faster promotions than peers who prefer to work from home (WFH), a fresh survey of top employers has found. According to research from recruitment shop Reed, over two thirds (68 per cent) of UK companies are more likely to compensate office regulars with [...]

  • Inflation set to ease slightly before interest rates decision

    June 16, 2025

    UK inflation is set to ease slightly to 3.3 per cent in May, according to a poll of economists, in a final set of data to be seen by Bank of England officials before they come to an interest rates decision on Thursday.  A slightly lower rate of inflation would enthuse investors, who currently predict [...]

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