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  • Regulator denies pressuring administrator to close stricken Woodford fund

    October 20, 2019

    The financial watchdog has hit back at claims it put pressure on administrators to close Neil Woodford’s flagship fund because the scandal surrounding its suspension was undermining confidence in the industry. Link Fund Solutions, which was responsible for overseeing the suspension of the £3bn Equity Income Fund (WEIF), announced on Tuesday that the fund would [...]

  • Brexit: When will MPs vote on Boris Johnson’s deal?

    October 19, 2019

    Parliament will gather today for its first Saturday sitting in 37 years as MPs meet for a crunch vote on Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal. What time will Parliament sit? The House of Commons will sit at 09:30 BST with the finish time currently unknown. Peers will sit in the House of Lords at 10:00 with [...]

  • Three charts that show how MPs could vote on Brexit deal

    October 18, 2019

    The House of Commons will sit on a Saturday tomorrow for the first time since the Falklands War, as MPs face a crunch vote on whether to back Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal. The Prime Minister may have got the deal past European Commission president Jean Claude Juncker, but his support in Parliament is on a [...]

  • Boris Johnson’s deal is on a knife edge as Angela Merkel calls on EU to support Brexit delay

    October 18, 2019

    Angela Merkel is said to have told other EU leaders a Brexit extension would be inevitable should MPs reject Boris Johnson’s withdrawal deal. The German Chancellor told fellow European leaders they could not pretend there would be no extension if the UK requested one, according to reports. Read more: PM Johnson scrambles to save Brexit [...]

  • Watchdog hits back at claims it was ‘asleep at the wheel’ over Woodford

    October 16, 2019

    The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has defended itself against accusations it was ‘asleep at the wheel’ ahead of the collapse of former star fund manager Neil Woodford’s investment empire. CMC Markets’ chief analyst Michael Hewson told Morning Wire he thought the FCA “was probably asleep at the wheel” in the runup to the suspension of [...]

  • London Assembly makes way for police watchdog on Boris Johnson and Jennifer Arcuri inquiry

    October 16, 2019

    Two Greater London Authority inquiries into conflict of interest claims against Boris Johnson have been put on hold after fears it could prejudice a police watchdog investigation. The London Assembly’s Oversight Committee has been investigating Johnson’s links to American businesswoman Jennifer Arcuri while he was mayor. Read more: Boris Johnson stays mum on Arcuri conflict [...]

  • Shares in Neil Woodford’s listed fund continue to fall after bruising day

    October 16, 2019

    Shares in Neil Woodford’s investment trust have fallen again in early trading following a bruising day which saw the once-lauded fund manager’s empire collapse. Woodford was yesterday dismissed as the manager of his flagship Equity Income Fund (WEIF) and resigned from the Woodford Patient Capital Trust (WPCT) and Income Focus Fund. Read more: Woodford winds [...]

  • Woodford winds down: Stockpicker’s troubled investment empire collapses

    October 15, 2019

    The investment empire of former star fund manager Neil Woodford came crashing down tonight after a bruising day which saw him sacked as manager of his flagship fund and resign from the remaining two, cementing the embattled stockpicker’s spectacular fall from grace. The closure of Woodford’s Equity Income Fund (WEIF) was announced this morning by [...]

  • Timeline: Here’s when everything went wrong for Neil Woodford

    October 15, 2019

    The removal of Neil Woodford from his flagship Equity Income Fund and the announcement of the fund’s closure marks a major blow for the former star stockpicker. Morning Wire has taken a look at the rise – and fall – of the famed money manager. Read more: How Woodford’s star came crashing down to earth [...]

  • Q&A: Why was the Woodford fund suspended?

    October 15, 2019

    The decision to sack Neil Woodford as manager of his flagship Equity Income Fund (WEIF) and liquidate the fund’s assets sent shockwaves through the financial world this morning. Link Fund Solutions, which has been managing the suspension of the Woodford fund since it was gated in June, announced this morning that the fund would be [...]

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