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  • Old Mutual could be broken up amid private equity takeover bids

    March 6, 2016

    ​Old Mutual, the FTSE 100 insurance group, is reviewing options for a breakup following a joint takeover attempt for its wealth management division from private equity firms Cinven and Warburg Pincus. A breakup is one option being considered in a review of Old Mutual’s operations, and an update will be given on Friday along with [...]

  • Oil eyes yearly price highs despite US stockpiles rising, and denials Opec will cut production

    March 6, 2016

    The price of oil is set to record fresh highs for 2016 this week, despite comments from the Saudi Arabian oil minister that the de facto Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) leader will not cut its production and stubbornly high reserves of oil in the US. Saudi Arabia will maintain its oil market [...]

  • Economists at the Bank for International Settlements warn negative interest rates come with risks

    March 6, 2016

    The experimental policy of negative interest rates has come under fire from a top financial watchdog. Economists at the Swiss-based Bank for International Settlements (BIS), often referred to as the central bank of central banks, said: “There is great uncertainty about the behaviour of individuals and institutions if rates were to decline further into negative territory [...]

  • Aviva set to report £100m impact from UK floods while Prudential will post another year of earnings growth

    March 6, 2016

    Aviva is set to reveal the UK floods in December put a £100m dent in earnings for 2015 when it reports its annual results on Thursday. The impact of the floods, as well as the recently announced acquisition of RBC Insurance in Canada, is likely to drag operating earnings per share from 49.2p to 47p, [...]

  • Npower to slash 2,500 jobs amid ongoing financial difficulties

    March 6, 2016

    Big six energy supplier Npower is gearing up to axe 2,500 jobs this week, as the firm's German owner RWE attempts to turn around the ailing company.  The announcement of the cuts across the RWE group and its partners is due this week, it was first reported by Sky News.  Npower employees 11,500 people in Britain people, meaning the [...]

  • CME reportedly eyeing up London Stock Exchange after ICE said it was considering a bid amid Deutsche Boerse merger talks

    March 6, 2016

    CME Group, the operator of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, is reportedly considering making a bid for the London Stock Exchange Group (LSE), in just the latest move by a rival financial exchange to snatch up the London operator.  Multiple news outlets reported over the weekend that CME – the world's largest financial exchange – is looking [...]

  • Chinese economy: China will “absolutely not experience a hard landing” says chief economic planner Xu Shaoshi

    March 6, 2016

    Despite lingering concerns of a slowdown in the Chinese economy, China’s chief economic planner has said it will "absolutely not experience a hard landing". Growth forecasts for the Chinese economy have been cut, but any predictions of a hard landing are "destined to become nothing", Xu Shaoshi, head of China’s state planning agency, has said. [...]

  • EU referendum: British Chambers of Commerce boss John Longworth suspended over Brexit support

    March 5, 2016

    The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) have temporarily suspended director general John Longworth for expressing support for a Brexit. Longworth was suspended following an emergency board meeting on Friday night, reports the Financial Times, following remarks which do not reflect wider feeling amongst many of the BCC's members. On Thursday Longworth became one of the first major [...]

  • Metro Bank achieves £400m equity capital target, ahead of float on London Stock Exchange under MTRO ticker with £20 per share offer price

    March 4, 2016

    Challenger bank Metro Bank has today announced that it has reached its target of raising £400m equity capital. The bank, which was founded in 2010 and opened its first store in Holborn, intends to have a so-called introduction to the London Stock Exchange on Monday, meaning it will float without a public sale under the ticker MTRO. "From a [...]

  • FTSE finishes the week higher after Brent crude, WTI oil and commodities prices rally

    March 4, 2016

    The FTSE 100 finished the week comfortably above the 6,000 mark, after a week in which the price of oil surged. The FTSE finished at 6,199 points – 1.1 per cent higher. That brought its total rise for the week to 1.7 per cent. The rally came after the price of oil surged every day [...]

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