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  • Investors reach for the bottle as inflation soars

    August 9, 2022

    Nervous investors are turning to wine as a steady store of value as inflation climbs.

  • Equity exodus continues as UK investors pull £416m from funds

    August 5, 2022

    Nervous UK investors are pulling cash from equity funds in droves as soaring inflation continues to batter global stock markets.

  • Ping An proposal to break up HSBC gains momentum as small investors back plan

    August 3, 2022

    HSBC investors are ramping up calls for the banking giant to break up as they side with Chinese insurance company Ping An.  Pressure on the bank to shave off its Asian business into a separate company increased after a meeting with HSBC executives and Hong Kong investors yesterday, as small shareholders backed the proposal by [...]

  • Insolvencies surge to highest rates since financial crash as voluntary bankruptcies hit record levels

    August 2, 2022

    The UK government’s Insolvency Service today said it recorded a higher number of insolvencies over the past three months than at any other point in more than a decade, after the numbers of companies declaring voluntary bankruptcies hit their highest levels since records began. The past three months saw a total of 5,629 English and [...]

  • UK financial watchdog cracks down on marketing of ‘high-risk’ financial products

    August 1, 2022

    The UK’s financial watchdog has vowed to crack down on those using “unclear” and “misleading” information to sell risky investments after bringing in tough new rules around the marketing of high-risk financial products.   The Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA’s) “stronger” rules require firms to use clearer and more prominent risk warnings, and ban companies from [...]

  • Short selling on the rise as rosy retail investors go gloomy

    July 27, 2022

    Sceptical retail investors are betting on a sustained slide on forex and commodity markets this year as short positions surged in the past quarter, new data has revealed.

  • US investors get the jitters as global market confidence plummets

    July 27, 2022

    Investor confidence has plunged this month as rampant inflation and global political uncertainty continues to batter public markets, according to a survey of investor sentiment today.

  • Mining firms dish out dividends as UK shareholders pocket £37bn

    July 27, 2022

    UK shareholders revelled in £37bn worth of dividends in the second quarter of the year as mining firms, banks and oil giants put bumper profits back in the pockets of investors.

  • Stamp seller Stanley Gibbons sets out plans to delist from AIM

    July 22, 2022

    Collectable stamp seller Stanley Gibbons today put forward plans to pull itself off of London’s Alternative Investment Market (AIM), as it announced the resignation of its CEO. The London stamp dealer said it will allow shareholders to vote on plans to delist Stanley Gibbons from the AIM stock exchange, at an extraordinary general meeting on [...]

  • Funding platforms hail Austin Review potential ‘watershed moment’ for retail investors

    July 20, 2022

    Investment platforms have hailed the Austin Review a potential “watershed” moment for retail investors today as ministers and regulators look set to widen access to the UK’s capital markets.

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