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  • BIS launches climate-friendly bond fund for central banks

    September 26, 2019

    The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has launched a fund for central bank investment in green bonds, in an attempt to meet increasing demand for climate-conscious investments from the institutions. Read more: Some ‘fossil fuel free’ funds have stakes in coal companies, research finds The open-ended fund will be supported by an advisory committee drawn [...]

  • Student housing provider IQ Student Accommodation appoints advisers for float or sale

    September 25, 2019

    The owners of UK student housing provider IQ Student Accommodation (IQSA) have reportedly hired banks to advise on a float or a sale. IQSA has appointed Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and real estate adviser Eastdil Secured to oversee the sale or listing of is £3.5bn student housing portfolio, Sky News reported. Read more: Greene King [...]

  • Are UK supermarkets ready for Brexit?

    September 25, 2019  |  City Talk

    “One can say very clearly what the direction will be: higher prices, less choice, and poorer quality, because all of those dimensions have been improved by these open trading relationships that we’ve had over the last 40 years […] Brexit, almost in whatever version it is, will introduce friction, it will introduce barriers. That makes [...]

  • Sterling falls nearly one per cent against the dollar as UK’s constitutional crisis bites

    September 25, 2019

    The pound fell 0.9 per cent against the dollar today as the UK’s constitutional crisis reached a new pitch following yesterday’s dramatic Supreme Court ruling. At 4pm £1 was trading at $1.2373, a fall of more than 0.9 per cent. The pound also fell 0.37 per cent against the Euro with £1 buying €1.1294. Read [...]

  • US markets sink as transcript shows Trump asked Ukraine to dig dirt on Joe Biden

    September 25, 2019

    President Donald Trump urged his Ukraine counterpart to contact the US attorney general about investigating unsubstantiated corruption claims concerning political rival Joe Biden, according to a transcript the White House released today. Trump told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that he should contact attorney general William Barr and Trump’s own lawyer Rudolph Giuliani. Read more: Donald [...]

  • FTSE 100 slides as Brexit and impeachment worries hit markets

    September 25, 2019

    Britain’s FTSE 100 benchmark is braced for its worst day in a month after dipping this morning following dramatic political developments on both sides of the Atlantic yesterday. The blue-chip index opened 0.5 per cent down before sliding further to almost 0.9 per cent, with investors fearing news of an official impeachment inquiry into president [...]

  • Saudi Arabia restores oil production after drone attack

    September 25, 2019

    Saudi Arabia has restored much of its oil production less than two weeks after a drone attack struck refineries in the kingdom. State oil company Saudi Aramco has restarted production of 11.3m barrels of oil a day, sources briefed on the issue told Reuters. Read more: How could the oil attacks in Saudi Arabia affect [...]

  • Adventure capital: Young firms offer strong returns, so why aren’t pensions invested?

    September 25, 2019

    Are you taking on enough risk? Because a common concern among money experts is that pension savers, particularly those who won’t reach retirement age for decades, are not.  If you have opted for your pension provider’s default fund, it’s highly likely that you will be invested in companies that are well-established, but only give you [...]

  • Wework chief executive Adam Neumann steps down following botched listing

    September 24, 2019

    Wework co-founder Adam Neumann is stepping down as chief executive of the shared office business with immediate effect, in the wake of its botched initial public offering (IPO). Neumann had come under pressure from investors unhappy at the company’s plunging valuations, its undercooked listing plans and his own erratic behaviour. The company confirmed this evening [...]

  • Softbank executives bristle at Vision Fund investment scheme

    September 24, 2019

    Some executives at Japanese technology titan Softbank have reportedly expressed concerns about an incentive scheme whereby employees can take out large personal loans to invest in the group’s Vision Fund. The investment scheme is designed to align the interests of employees with the $97bn technology fund, but the Financial Times reported the scheme is described [...]

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