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  • Millions of pensioners set to lose out as rampant inflation eats into capped pension schemes

    May 3, 2022

    Millions of pensioners on “final-salary” pension schemes are set to lose out on thousands of pounds each, due to rampant inflation outstripping the cap on increases. Inflation is set to cost pensioners an average of £400 this year and £7,000 over their lifetimes, as soaring price rises eat into people pension pots. Almost all “defined [...]

  • Heyday: Goldman Sachs traders reap rewards of volatile global markets

    May 3, 2022

    Turbulent markets have forged a heyday for Goldman Sachs, after the Wall Street trader generated revenue of more than $100m on 32 separate days in the first quarter of this year. Net revenues topped $50m on 45 days out of a total of 62 in the three months to March, within the US investment bank’s [...]

  • Jefferies offers stipends to allow staff to adopt or go through surrogacy

    May 3, 2022

    Investment bank Jefferies has upped the stakes in the war for talent by offering a stipend of around £20,000 to staff looking to adopt or to go through the surrogacy process. The firm said in an internal memo that it was “enhancing our wellness benefits” with the stipends, which would be available to all staff. [...]

  • Suspicion remains that Rathi is annoying all the right people at the FCA

    May 3, 2022

    An industrial dispute at the City regulator is always going to make good copy for financial journalists, and this week’s planned strike at the Financial Conduct Authority is no different. Scratch a little deeper, though, and it appears Unite the Union’s industrial action is more student politics than the first signs of revolution in Stratford. [...]

  • Green energy boom could be windfall for London insurers

    May 3, 2022

    THE MASSIVE boom in energy projects required by a global shift twoards ‘net zero’ could double the London insurance market, according to a brokers’ body. The estimate of the amount of investment required in green energy to hit the zero emissions target by 2050 is around $5trn. Research by the London and International Insurance Brokers’ [...]

  • UK should follow in Chile’s footsteps with sustainability-linked bonds, says top think tank

    May 2, 2022

    The UK should follow in Chile’s footsteps in issuing so-called ‘sustainability-linked’ bonds, which pay out more to investors should the government fail to meet its net zero targets, according to one of the country’s top think tanks. In a paper published today, the Social Market Foundation (SMF) has urged chancellor Rishi Sunak to haul in [...]

  • HSBC under pressure to split operations: reports

    May 1, 2022

    An Asian shareholder is lobbying HSBC to split ifs operations into two, according to multiple reports this weekend. Chinese insurance giant Ping An, which owns just shy of ten per cent of the bank, is believed to want HSBC’s Asian business listed in Hong Kong and the rest to stay in London. Ping An is [...]

  • HSBC’s biggest shareholder tells bank to spin off Asian business

    April 30, 2022

    China’s largest insurer has told HSBC it should break itself up and separate out its Asian operations. Shenzhen headquartered insurer Ping An has told HSBC’s board it believes the London and Hong Kong listed bank should split itself up, in order to free up the its Asian business. The Chinese insurance giant, which owns a [...]

  • Russia dodges default after paying debts in US dollars

    April 30, 2022

    Russia has paid $649m worth of interest payments using its US currency reserves, in a bid to avoid a default. The payments come after Russia said it would only repay its debts in its own currency, as it claimed sanctions were blocking it from paying in dollars. The Russian Federation has now sent $649m in [...]

  • Leaked ASA report: Regulator to order HSBC to end greenwashing and stop misleading UK customers

    April 29, 2022

    City PM understands that a preliminary, unpublished decision by the advertising regulator rules that a number of HSBC’s climate-focused ads are misleading, and that the watchdog demands that future marketing must not omit significant information about its contribution to rising emissions. The ASA’s draft recommendations, seen by this paper, focus on two of HSBC’s ads, [...]

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