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  • Ex-BoE governor unconvinced of case for Britcoin

    January 18, 2022

    Former Bank governor Mervyn King remains unconvinced of the case for Britcoin, a digital currency backed by the UK's central bank.

  • Wall Street titan Goldman Sachs misses profit expectations on weak trading revenue

    January 18, 2022

    One of Wall Street’s top investment banks, Goldman Sachs, has missed profit expectations on weak trading activity. A bumper period of takeover volumes was overshadowed by a seven per cent reduction in Goldman’s global markets arm, the lender announced today. Profits applicable to common shareholders for the three months to December came in at $3.8bn [...]

  • Crypto company BitMEX makes bid for one of Germany’s oldest banks

    January 18, 2022

    Bitmex has announced plans to snap up Germany's 268-year-old Bankhaus von der Heydt to create a digital assets "powerhouse" in Europe.

  • Wayve secures $200m to drive autonomous vehicle tech

    January 18, 2022

    Autonomous vehicle tech firm Wayve has announced a $200m funding injection as it looks to ramp up development of its new AI technology. The King’s Cross-based firm has secured investment from long-term backer Eclipse Ventures, which led the round, with additional backing from firms including D1 Capital Partners and Baillie Gifford and additional support from [...]

  • Corporate standards might be well noted down the road in Whitehall

    January 17, 2022

    A mischief-making tweeter last week asked whether a CEO caught in breach of lockdown restrictions would be given the same second chance that Boris Johnson seemingly has been given by his party. The answer came yesterday – when Antonio Horta-Osorio stepped down as Chair of Credit Suisse after two ill-advised quarantine breakouts. Whatever the ins [...]

  • Bankers prepare £25bn package as private equity firms circle GSK

    January 17, 2022

    Bankers are putting together major financing packages in preparation of a potential private equity bid for GlaxoSmithKline’s consumer healthcare business.

  • FCA chief operating officer Stephanie Cohen to step down

    January 17, 2022

    The City watchdog’s chief operating officer Stephanie Cohen will step down later this year for personal reasons. BlackRock veteran Stephanie Cohen joined the Financial Conduct Authority in 2021, but an internal email seen by City PM informed staff this morning that she would be moving on “later this year.” Cohen was one of a series [...]

  • Barclays tells big business to pay up as small firms face cashflow crisis

    January 17, 2022

    Barclays has warned that big businesses are threatening smaller suppliers' survival with extended payment terms.

  • Banker parachuted in to expel Credit Suisse’s scandal-laden reputation quits over ignoring Covid-19 rules

    January 17, 2022

    The man parachuted in to save Swiss bank Credit Suisse’s crisis-struck reputation quit yesterday after breaching UK Covid-19 quarantine rules. Banking behemoth António Horta-Osório, 57, resigned as chairman of the Swiss lender after an internal probe found he broke Covid-19 measures to attend the Wimbledon tennis finals last summer. The departure of Horta-Osório is the [...]

  • Banking star and former Lloyds chief Antonio Horta-Osorio resigns at Credit Suisse after damning probe into personal actions

    January 17, 2022

    Well-known global banker Antonio Horta-Osorio, the former boss of Lloyds Banking Group, has resigned as chairman of Credit Suisse after less than 12 months following an investigation into his personal actions. Antonio Horta-Osorio, who steered lending giant Lloyds back into private ownership after its 2008 financial crisis bailout, said in a statement issued by Credit [...]

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