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  • Claro Money tells customers to withdraw cash after suspending flagship app

    July 22, 2022

    Financial planning company Claro Money has told customers to withdraw their money from its platform after announcing the suspension of its flagship app. In a letter to customers, Claro chief executive Rob Brockington set out plans to “refocus” the financial advice firm’s efforts, with a view to delivering in-person financial planning courses. The company chief [...]

  • HSBC sets up Communist Party cadre in China business

    July 21, 2022

    Britain’s biggest lender and Asia-focused HSBC has set up a Chinese Communist Party (CCP) cadre in its China investment bank. The bank has become the first outside China to install a CCP committee, according to reports today in the Financial Times. Chinese law enforces domestic finance firms to have party officials in positions of authority. The [...]

  • FCA and Andrew Bailey slammed for failing to protect pension savers who were ripped off by poor advisors

    July 21, 2022

    The City watchdog and its former head Andrew Bailey, nowadays the Bank of England’s chief, have come under fire for letting down British Steel pension savers who were ripped off by poor advice from companies they thought they could trust. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) did not protect the members of the British Steel pension [...]

  • AJ Bell customers surge despite slide in assets under administration

    July 21, 2022

    Retail investment platform AJ Bell reported a surge in customer numbers in the past quarter but said that assets under administration dipped five per cent as volatile markets rocked investors’ bets.

  • City Moves: Who’s switching jobs in the Square Mile this week?

    July 21, 2022

    City A.M.’s Millie Turner provides a roundup of the most important hires and job moves across the City, every morning. Email [email protected] to be featured. Knight Frank Property consultancy Knight Frank has named its new head of farms a real estate, after Clive Hopkins retired after more than three decades with the firm.   Will ‘Stan’ Matthews will oversee day-to-day management of [...]

  • Brexit: UK lays foundation to scrap hundreds of EU financial services rules

    July 20, 2022

    Ministers have today tabled landmark post-Brexit legislation in parliament that will lay the foundation to scrap hundreds of retained EU rules on financial services. The long-awaited Financial Services and Markets Bill sets up a mechanism to bin EU financial services regulations one-at-a-time and either replace them with completely new rules or with none at all. [...]

  • The City watchdog I chair is becoming more innovative – and assertive

    July 19, 2022

    Richard Lloyd OBE is the interim chair of the Financial Conduct Authority Our annual report shows the Financial Conduct Authority continues to change. Becoming more innovative, assertive and adaptive.   We are being tougher on firms that want to operate in the UK to make our markets safer. Last year one in five applicants didn’t [...]

  • TikTok lays off staff while Apple and Goldman Sachs plan hiring slowdown as economic outlook dims

    July 19, 2022

    TikTok has cut staff while Apple and Goldman Sachs will slow hiring as economic downturn concerns dampen confidence.  TikTok laid off US staff and told European employees their jobs were at risk as part of a global restructuring move, the Wired reported. Some UK employees were informed that job losses will occur in several departments [...]

  • Santander hands out four per cent pay rises to help 11,000 workers manage cost-of-living crunch

    July 19, 2022

    Santander today pledged to give four per cent pay rises to all 11,000 of its workers on salaries of less than £35,000 a year. The bank said the pay rises, which will be handed out to around 60 per cent of Santander’s entire workforce, are aimed helping its staff deal with the UK’s cost-of-living crisis. [...]

  • Watchdog told of 650 covid breaches by senior City staff

    July 19, 2022

    The UK’s top financial watchdog was notified of nearly 650 covid breaches by the City’s top brass during the pandemic as well as over 100 counts of bullying and racism, new figures have revealed.

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