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  • The next Prime Minister? Six MPs who could succeed Theresa May

    December 12, 2018

    If Theresa May loses a vote of no confidence on Wednesday evening, the starting gun will be fired on who will be the next Prime Minister. With no obvious candidate to succeed her, the race to Downing Street is set to be highly unpredictable. City PM looks at six of the most likely candidates: Boris [...]

  • No confidence: This is how Tory MPs plan to vote in tonight’s crucial contest over Theresa May’s future as Prime Minister

    December 12, 2018

    The number of MPs who have declared themselves either in support of or against the leadership of Prime Minister Theresa May is growing. Here's who has said what so far. A vote of no confidence was triggered this morning, after more than 48 MPs sent in letters to Sir Graham Brady who controls the process. The [...]

  • Theresa May hints she won’t fight next election as Conservative leader

    December 12, 2018

    Theresa May will tell her warring MPs that today’s vote in her leadership is about Brexit, not about who will lead the Conservatives into the next general election. The Prime Minister will address a meeting of MPs at 5pm this afternoon, just an hour before a vote of no confidence in her leadership begins. May needs [...]

  • Why investors should be wary of star managers

    December 12, 2018

    For a long time, it seemed like Neil Woodford could do no wrong. That was until 2017, when the UK’s best known fund manager seemed to lose his magic touch – and since then, the returns from his three popular funds have been struggling. His flagship Woodford Equity Income fund has lost investors almost 10 [...]

  • FTSE 100 and sterling climb on Brexit delay possibility and US-China trade tensions easing

    December 12, 2018

    The FTSE 100 is up one per cent today despite blue-on-blue infighting in the Tory party seeing Prime Minister Theresa May face a threat of a no confidence vote this evening. Conservatives will vote in a secret ballot tonight on whether they wish May to remain leader or whether she should stand down, after she [...]

  • Sterling volatile ahead of no confidence vote on Theresa May

    December 12, 2018

    The pound has been on a rollercoaster ride this morning as it reacts to a series of political shocks. Reports that the Conservative party were set to trigger a vote of no confidence in Prime Minister Theresa May – confirmed this morning – sent the pound to a fresh 20-month low against the dollar yesterday. [...]

  • Musk to retire chairman role at Tesla in three years after interview backlash

    December 12, 2018

    Tesla billionaire Elon Musk has said he intends to retire the role of chairman at the electric car manufacturer in three years time, having only stepped down from the role several weeks earlier. Tweeting in the aftermath of his conversation with CBS' 60 Minutes, Musk said: "Chairman is an honorific, not executive role, which means [...]

  • Theresa May vows to fight no confidence vote, warning leadership contest risks Brexit

    December 12, 2018

    Theresa May has vowed to fight today’s no confidence vote “with everything I’ve got”, as she warned that a change of leadership would delay or even cancel Brexit. Addressing media outside Downing Street this morning after Sir Graham Brady of the 1922 Committee confirmed the 48-letter threshold for a no confidence vote has been reached, [...]

  • Fire May, or her zombie deal will come back to haunt us all

    December 12, 2018

    The withdrawal agreement is dead. Like that famous Norwegian Blue parrot of Monty Python legend, it has simply ceased to be. Its death was not achieved by a humiliating massive vote against it, but, in that cack-handed way only Theresa May manages to finesse, by it never facing a vote at all. It died through lack [...]

  • The City is braced for a hard Brexit – why aren’t MPs?

    December 11, 2018

    Had things worked out differently we could have woken up this morning to news that MPs voted last night in favour of Theresa May's withdrawal agreement. The transition period was secured, talks would move on to the future trade deal and businesses would breath a mighty sigh of relief. Instead, we rise to find another [...]

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