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  • Aviva Investors eyes build-to-rent earnings as it bolsters European team

    October 3, 2022

    Aviva Investors is looking to develop a build-to-rent portfolio in Spain worth €500m (£438m), having recently built out its European real estate investment team. It is the second build-to-rent venture by Aviva Investors and its first in continental Europe, following its partnership with Packaged Living for 195 homes in the West Midlands, UK.   The asset manager [...]

  • AJ Bell strikes consultancy deal with founder

    October 3, 2022

    AJ Bell has struck a deal with a consultancy firm owned by founder Andy Bell today as he prepares to step down as chief executive and into an advisory role.

  • Pensions fund collapse fears were ‘overreaction’, says PwC executive

    October 3, 2022

    Fears of a wave of pension fund insolvencies last week were an “overreaction”, the global pensions chief of PwC said today, after concerns spread amid the fallout of the government’s so-called mini budget.

  • Peel Hunt says revenues will tumble to £40.5m as capital market slump continues

    October 3, 2022

    Investment bank Peel Hunt said it expected revenues to come in at £40.5m in the first six months of the year as it continues to feel strain of a slump in capital markets activity this year.

  • Retail traders look to profit from tumbling pound

    October 2, 2022

    Retail traders have been looking to follow the lead of hedge funds in the past week and capitalise on wild swings in the value of the sterling, sparked by the government’s tax-cutting mini budget.

  • Your career in finance – what really counts

    September 30, 2022  |  City Talk

    The finance industry is booming. With the purpose-driven gen-z entering the workplace, the finance industry provides an opportunity to make a difference whilst forging a professional career. The recent Future of Skills report published by CFA Institute digs into the priorities of employers and employees in the investment sector and the challenges the industry currently [...]

  • BlackRock ramps up blockchain push with new exchange traded fund

    September 29, 2022

    The world’s biggest asset manager BlackRock accelerated its push into digital assets today as it launched a blockchain themed exchange traded fund (ETF) for its European clients.

  • Tumbling pound puts London firms at risk of foreign takeover frenzy

    September 29, 2022

    A sharp fall in the value of the pound could put London-listed firms at further risk of foreign takeovers after a spate of acquisitions this year, experts have warned today.

  • SoftBank begins slashing 30 per cent of staff from Vision Fund

    September 29, 2022

    Japanese investment giant SoftBank has begun laying off staff at its flagship Vision Fund unit as it plans to slash headcount by around 30 per cent, according to reports.

  • Banks need WhatsApp alternative fast to dodge hefty fines, warns former FCA official

    September 28, 2022

    Banks and brokerages need to roll out new messaging platforms fast to “crack down” on the use of Whatsapp by staff, a former City regulator warned today, after US regulators slapped a group of Wall Street giants with $1.8bn worth of fines.

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