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  • Own boss: Citi suffers blow as crypto lead walks out

    March 11, 2022

    Alex Kriete, the co-head of digital assets at Citi Group, has walked out to launch his own crypto start up.

  • ‘Bonuses are back, and not just for bankers’, says CEO of recruitment giant Randstad

    March 11, 2022

    Bonuses are back. That is the firm message of the boss of one of the largest recruiters in the country. Victoria Short, CEO of recruiter Randstad UK, told City PM  this morning that “bonuses are back – and not just for bankers. “ Her comments follow the announcement that staff at the John Lewis Partnership will share [...]

  • Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan become first Wall Street giants to exit Russia

    March 11, 2022

    Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan yesterday became the first Wall Street heavyweights to pull out of Russia, following its invasion of neighbouring Ukraine. With Goldman leading, it is expected that others will follow, as Russia is accused of war crimes. More than 330 firms have either exited or significantly cut back their operations in Russia [...]

  • Exclusive: HSBC customers threaten to switch banks unless it cuts Russian oil ties

    March 11, 2022

    More than 1,700 HSBC customers have written to the bank urging it to cut its ties with Russian oil and gas businesses, research shared exclusively with City PM has revealed. It comes amid lingering controversy over HSBC’s backing of China’s national security law as it was imposed in June 2020 and has stamped out many [...]

  • Branch banking to be dead and gone in Europe by 2025

    March 10, 2022

    Banking through physical branches could phase out by 2025, a new survey has revealed, as the pandemic-era push to online holds its momentum. Nearly 70 per cent of European banks, surveyed by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) and Temenos, said that brick and mortar banks will be dead and gone in just three years. It [...]

  • What’s the best ISA strategy for you?

    March 9, 2022  |  Sponsored

    Annabelle Williams, personal finance specialist and Gary Shepherd, investment writer at Nutmeg, the digital wealth manager Saving and investing used to be for scrooges and squares, but they’ve become pastimes for millions of people who know that being financially savvy is far from geeky – it’s the way to fund their best life. Strategising, maximising [...]

  • Nearly half of all Brits fear inflation may rise more than Bank of England prediction

    March 9, 2022

    About two-fifths of people polled recently have a more pessimistic view about rising inflation than the Bank of England, it has been revealed. Despite the Bank’s prediction of a seven per cent spike in Spring, 39 per cent of respondents to a survey by HR software provider CIPHR thought it would be eight percent or [...]

  • UBS reveals $200m exposure to Russian assets

    March 7, 2022

    Swiss banking group UBS has today revealed it has around $200m exposure to Russian assets and around $10m of outstanding loans to clients hit by western sanctions in response to Russia’ invasion of Ukraine.

  • Brexit impact minimal as London lost only 7,500 jobs due to UK’s departure, says EU-born City mayor

    March 7, 2022

    Canada’s mayor, Irishman Vincent Keaveny, rejects any notion that London is losing its position as Europe’s financial capital. In fact, the Square Mile has lost less than 7,500 jobs as a result of the UK’s departure from the EU, Keaveny said, while City firms employ more than 500,000 people. “A certain number [...]

  • FCA looks to make fair loans more accessible amid cost of living squeeze

    March 7, 2022

    The Financial Conduct Authority is looking to incentivise firms to offer vulnerable borrowers fairer loans following the slow demise of payday loans. The UK’s high-interest loan market has shrunk considerably in the past few years, with the market exit from Provident Financial and troubled Amigo which has been batting off insolvency.   The watchdog, which [...]

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