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  • Marine and aviation insurance premiums more double as policyholders feel hit from Ukraine war

    May 30, 2022

    The cost of insuring certain marine and aviation businesses has more than doubled due to rising costs and the risks associated with the war in Ukraine. Global insurance premiums increased 11 per cent in the first quarter 2022, as conflict in Ukraine pushed up insurance costs worldwide, Reuters said. However, insurance costs have soared particularly [...]

  • Pendragon to face shareholder mutiny after Hedin Group hits out over executive pay

    May 30, 2022

    Swedish car seller Hedin Group has vowed to vote down Pendragon’s executive pay policy, after slamming the UK’s second biggest car dealer over its plans to hand out bumper bonuses to its board. The Swedish group – which is currently Pendragon’s largest shareholder – hit out at the UK car seller over its decision to [...]

  • Chief executive pay at FTSE 100 firms bounces back to pre-pandemic levels

    May 30, 2022

    The sums paid out to chief executives at the City’s major listed firms have bounced back to pre-pandemic levels, after jumping 30 per cent over the previous year to five year highs of £3.62m. The pay packages mark a return to levels last seen before the pandemic and a 30 per cent increase on the [...]

  • Billionaire activist investor exits Generali’s board in wake of failed shareholder coup

    May 30, 2022

    Italian billionaire Francesco Gaetano Caltagirone has stepped down from the board of insurance giant Generali, following the collapse of his shareholder mutiny to oust the insurer’s management team. The exit comes after Caltagirone put forward a shareholder resolution to block Generali’s incumbent chief executive, Philippe Donnet, from taking on a third term leading the firm. [...]

  • Hogan Lovells readies itself for demolition of Holborn Viaduct HQ after taking up office space at 10 Fleet Place

    May 30, 2022

    British-American law firm Hogan Lovells has struck a 10-year deal with private equity firm Addington Capital to rent out the seventh and eighth floors of the firm’s 10 Fleet Place office building. The legal sector giant is set to transfer its business services teams to the 10 Fleet Place premises, as it seeks to exit [...]

  • KPMG to cut back audit clients in bid to boost standards

    May 29, 2022

    Big four firm KPMG will scale back its audit operation to focus on improving standards after being hit by a string of fines over audit failings in recent years.

  • EasyJet and Tui cancel flights ahead of school holidays and Jubilee Weekend

    May 28, 2022

    Airlines EasyJet and Tui have said they plan to cancel hundreds of flights in the coming weeks, in disruption that threatens to cause chaos over Britain’s Jubilee Weekend. Budget airline EasyJet today said is set to cancel more than 200 flights over the next 10 days, just days after IT issues forced the firm to [...]

  • Venture capitalist Julie Meyer fails to overturn six-month suspended sentence

    May 28, 2022

    Venture capitalist Julie Meyer has failed in her bid to overturn the six-month suspended sentence handed down to her in February, following her long-standing refusal to pay almost £200,000 in legal fees to London law firm Farrer & Co. At a hearing on Thursday, a Court of Appeals judge rejected the businesswoman’s appeal, as he [...]

  • US financial watchdog raises questions around Musk’s Twitter stake acquisition

    May 28, 2022

    The US Securities and Exchanges Commission (SEC) has cast doubts over the legality of Elon Musk’s failure to properly disclose his acquisition of a 9.2 per cent stake in Twitter for $2.6bn, before launching his bid to takeover the social media firm. In an April 4 letter to the richest person in the world – [...]

  • Iran seizes Greek oil tankers in escalation of Tehran’s spat with Western powers

    May 28, 2022

    Iran’s Revolutionary Guards have seized two Greek oil tankers, after the Iranian government said it would take “punitive action” against Greece over its seizure of an Iranian oil cargo last month. Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corp (IRGC) said it had seized two Greek tankers sailing in international waters off the coast of Iran. The seizures [...]

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