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  • Brexit panic ‘not justified’, says former Trump trade adviser

    August 9, 2019

    The current levels of panic around Brexit are “not justified”, according to a former top trade adviser to the US President Donald Trump. The former general counsel on trade, Stephen Vaughn, believes the UK has “enormous leverage” in any trade deal agreed with the US, he told the BBC. Read more: End of austerity? Chancellor [...]

  • Prosperity or pound shop? Our free trade future awaits

    August 9, 2019

    Like most of us, I’ve been watching the new government in the UK with interest – and no small measure of anxiety. As it became clear that Boris Johnson would emerge as the new PM, it also became clear that there would be a sharp change in government policy across the board. Theresa May, for [...]

  • ‘Enough is enough’ says police chief, after Leyton machete attack

    August 8, 2019

    A police officer is in critical condition after being stabbed with a machete multiple times during a “frenzied, unprovoked and shocking attack” in east London late last night.  The injured officer managed to defend himself with a Taser, but not before being stabbed in the head and body “a number of times”, police said. He [...]

  • New business down at Hargreaves Lansdown as Woodford scandal bites

    August 8, 2019

    Hargreaves Lansdown has seen a drop in net new business as the impact of the Neil Woodford saga on the investment provider begins to become clear, but revenues and assets under administration still rose.  The numbers Hargreaves Lansdown reported a four per cent drop in net new business for the year ending 30 June, which [...]

  • Shares crash as short seller Muddy Waters savages Burford Capital

    August 7, 2019

    Litigation finance firm Burford Capital has come under attack from short seller Muddy Waters, which has accused Burford of “egregiously misrepresenting” returns. In a report out this morning, Muddy Waters confirmed that it now holds a short position on Burford, which it describes as “a poor business masquerading as a great one”. Shares in the [...]

  • Hargreaves Lansdown CEO and executives waive bonuses in wake of Woodford scandal

    August 7, 2019

    Four executives including the chief executive of Hargreaves Lansdown will surrender their bonuses this year following pressure over the company’s support for Neil Woodford’s flagship fund. Hargreaves Lansdown continued to recommended Woodford’s equity income fund right up until it was suspended on 3 June after becoming overwhelmed by investor withdrawals.  The gating of the fund [...]

  • When the fund stops: Why times are tough for UK asset managers

    August 6, 2019

    It’s been a difficult year for the UK investment industry, and things could get worse before they get better.   Fallout from the Woodford saga and increasing fears of a no-deal Brexit are continuing to pummel asset managers as they try to stem ongoing outflows. And with regulatory pressure ramping up, they are facing questions not [...]

  • Calls for clearer warnings of Woodford-style fund suspension risks

    August 5, 2019

    Investors should be given clearer warnings about the risks of investing in funds that could suspend withdrawals, industry professionals have said.  Neil Woodford’s equity income fund suspended trading in June after becoming overwhelmed by withdrawals, but it has been suggested that investors may not have understood that the fund could be suspended, leaving them unable [...]

  • Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct closes in on Jack Wills deal

    August 4, 2019

    Retail tycoon Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct has emerged as the favourite to buy struggling fashion brand Jack Wills  Sports Direct is the preferred bidder for the retailer and a deal could be struck as soon as tomorrow, Sky News reported.  Read more: Mike Ashley and Philip Day in battle to buy Jack Wills Sources told [...]

  • US threatens ‘no free trade deal’ unless UK scrap digital tax plans

    August 3, 2019

    The US is set to demand that the UK drop a new digital services tax if a free trade deal is to be agreed between the countries The measure, introduced by former chancellor Philip Hammond in 2018, is due to come into effect in April next year. Read more: Global markets recoil and China wants [...]

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