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  • GIP joins forces with Blackstone and Cascade in $4.7bn Signature Aviation bid

    February 5, 2021

    The former owner of Gatwick Airport has teamed up with Blackstone and Cascade to bid for private jet firm Signature Aviation. The offer values the London-based aviation company at $4.7bn, the parties said on Friday. It emerged that Signature was up for sale in December, prompting a bidding war between several investors. Commenting on the [...]

  • An optimistic outlook for global markets

    February 3, 2021  |  Sponsored

    Alex Crooke, Fund Manager for The Bankers Investment Trust, discusses recent performance of the Trust and highlights which stocks in particular are driving this performance. Alex also looks at the year ahead and explains why he is largely optimistic on the outlook for global markets and highlights which regions and sectors he and his team [...]

  • When will the fun and GameStop?

    February 3, 2021  |  City Talk

    Retail and day traders dealing in shares and other assets that Wall Street funds bet against may not be new; Wallstreetbets, the Reddit group at the centre of the story, itself has been in existence since 2012. However, with retail investors buying in such numbers as recently, the group has captured worldwide attention. Perhaps the [...]

  • The truthiness of ESG criticism

    February 2, 2021  |  City Talk

    There are two often-repeated critiques of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) investing that I really can’t stand. They have the quality of truthiness about them and are what academics sometimes call “as if” arguments. For my younger readers, the term truthiness is defined by Wikipedia as follows: “Truthiness is the belief or assertion that a particular statement [...]

  • First-time investors push profits higher at Hargreaves Lansdown

    February 1, 2021

    A surge in younger investors investing for the first time have helped push up profits at the UK’s largest investment platform Hargreaves Lansdown.  Hargreaves Lansdown reported a 10 per cent increase in pre-tax profit in the six months to December, to £188.4m, compared with the same period a year earlier. Net new business was up [...]

  • The changing face of markets

    February 1, 2021  |  Sponsored

    I see myself as a ‘global’ citizen that, through my work over the last 20+ years, has developed a deep experience of capital markets and exchanges. At the beginning of this century I was part of the creation of Euronext that resulted a few years later in leading its European cash market from Paris before [...]

  • What next for Biden’s climate and social agenda?

    January 29, 2021  |  City Talk

    Joe Biden ran on one of the most progressive platforms the US has ever seen, with climate ambition at its heart. His victory will result in a sea-change in US climate ambition. That said, the narrow margin of victory will pose challenges for the more ambitious elements of his agenda. Below we assess the policy [...]

  • EU securities watchdog calls for stricter regulation on greenwashing

    January 29, 2021

    The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) said today EU rules are needed to regulate ratings on the environmental, social and governance (ESG) aspects of companies to avoid investors being deceived by “greenwashing”. Asset managers use ESG ratings to make “green” environmentally conscious investment decisions. Greenwashing refers to inaccurate claims that investments are sustainable and [...]

  • Robinhood raises $1bn from investors amid GameStop frenzy

    January 29, 2021

    Trading platform Robinhood is raising an infusion of more than $1bn from its investors, having been strained by high volumes of trading this week. On Thursday, the company was forced to stop customers from buying stocks that were heavily traded, such as struggling videogame retailer GameStop. According to a New York Times report, the company [...]

  • Euromoney revenues drop as pandemic damages events unit

    January 28, 2021

    Financial information company Euromoney has suffered lower first quarter revenues as its events business was hit by lockdowns, the company revealed today. Euromoney’s quarterly revenue fell to £78.7m, a 20 per cent drop from the £99.2m reported a year earlier. Group events revenue of £8.6m was just 30 per cent of the same period last [...]

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