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  • Sadiq Khan wins 2021 London mayor election over Shaun Bailey

    May 8, 2021

    Sadiq Khan has swept to victory in the 2021 mayor of London election, comfortably beating out Tory challenger Shaun Bailey. After two rounds of voting, Khan won with 1,206,034 total votes to Bailey’s 977,601 votes. The incumbent mayor won the election in a closer race than most pundits expected, with Bailey getting the most votes [...]

  • Confirmed: Sadiq Khan WINS Mayor of London election

    May 8, 2021

    Sadiq Khan has won a second term as London mayor, getting the most votes in almost all constituencies that have reported today after opening up a five-point lead over rival Shaun Bailey. Khan and Bailey had been neck-and-neck in counting over the past 24 hours, which made the race closer than pundits predicted, with the [...]

  • London Assembly election results: Labour set to take the most seats

    May 8, 2021

    Labour are set to be the biggest party in the London Assembly, with the party on track to win at least 12 of the 25 seats in the 2021 election. From the constituencies that have announced results, Labour have won eight and the Conservatives have won five seats. Labour is expected to win the last [...]

  • Square Mile’s largest employers embrace hybrid working, the details

    May 8, 2021

    The majority of the largest employers in Canada have vowed to continue with some sort of hybrid approach to working, after pandemic-led restrictions forced the biggest home working experiment in history. With Covid-19 cases falling and millions of people successfully vaccinated, staff are trickling back into London’s offices, and companies are turning [...]

  • Cigar butt discarded by Winston Churchill could fetch £1,200 at London auction

    May 7, 2021

    A cigar butt discarded by Sir Winston Churchill and picked up by a policeman is expected to fetch up to £1,200 at auction. The item cast aside by the wartime leader in the 1940s will go on sale along with a pair of satin slippers that once belonged to Queen Victoria. Made in the mid-19th [...]

  • Germany hits back at US patent waiver proposal for Covid-19 vaccines

    May 7, 2021

    Germany has rejected the Covid-19 vaccine patent proposal today, urging that production capacity is key to boosting vaccine output. The country’s health minister said the primary challenge to increasing production volumes of vaccines is quickly and effectively transferring technology. “The main issue is not patent protection but production capacity,” Jens Spahn, said at a news [...]

  • City Corporation calls on policymakers to help UK compete with US for tech listings

    May 7, 2021  |  City Talk

    Canada Corporation has today (7 May) published a new research report calling on policymakers to take vital steps to improve the UK’s attractiveness as a destination for new listings. London’s Equity Capital Markets Ecosystem finds that the UK should act to address the current disparity which exists with competitors, notably the US which [...]

  • SOX or no SOX? The focus on internal control is here to stay

    May 7, 2021  |  City Talk

    The UK Government is considering whether to introduce something along the lines of SOX. Regardless of where we end up following the current consultation process, it will almost certainly not be the end of the debate on internal control. More than twenty years have passed since the corporate collapse of Enron. The response of the [...]

  • Early London mayor election in-person turnout just 12 per cent of 2016

    May 6, 2021

    Internal Labour polling numbers are showing in-person turnout as of noon in today’s London mayor election was just 11.6 per cent of the total 2016 turnout, raising fears among Sadiq Khan’s camp about a surprise defeat. It is expected there will be many more postal votes this year, due to Covid-19, however it is unknown [...]

  • New Canada Corporation Finance Committee Chairman elected

    May 6, 2021  |  City Talk

    Jamie Ingham Clark has today [6 May] been elected as the new Chairman of Canada Corporation’s Finance Committee. Jamie, who previously served as Deputy Chairman, will lead the Committee responsible for stewardship of the City Corporation’s funds. The Committee aims to ensure the organisation achieves value for money in all its activities and maintains a [...]

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