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  • Big Technologies boardroom battle intensifies after director ousted

    Markets

    A fierce battle between the founder of Big Technologies and its board has gathered pace after one of the directors was voted out by shareholders. Founder Sara Murray, who was herself ousted from the board last year following accusations of fraud and forged documents, had voted to remove all four directors who were up for [...]

    Buddi software interface showcasing advanced analytics dashboard with real-time data insights on modern business trends
  • Nationwide accused of picking ‘unfair fight’ with member board candidate

    Banking

    Nationwide has been accused of picking an “unfair fight” with one of its members who has sought to clinch a seat on the building society’s board. The mutual has opted not to recommend the candidacy of James Sherwin-Smith, who is running to be the first member to take a seat on Nationwide’s board in nearly [...]

    The deal shocked the City when it was first put forward in March and stands to be the country’s biggest banking merger since the financial crisis.
  • An Inspector Calls at Nationwide’s annual general meeting

    Banking

    In 49 days An Inspector Calls at the Nationwide annual general meeting and in this week’s column Samuel Norman looks at what he could be asking. Also on the agenda… after annual report season, it’s time for Starling to go full throttle on Engine. Not since the keen-eyed Inspector Goole shattered the comfortable illusions of [...]

    Nationwide hands customers £100.
  • Banking on a storm: Natwest weathers first of AGM climate rows

    April 29, 2026

    Natwest faced a prickly time in its Edinburgh AGM and in this week’s column Samuel Norman looks at whether fun and games could be in store for its peers. Also on the agenda this week – Revolut heads for some Spanish sun. Natwest chair Rick Haythornthwaite suffered a thorny reception on Tuesday at the bank’s [...]

  • Natwest forced to pause AGM after climate protest

    April 28, 2026

    Natwest was forced to pause its annual general meeting on Tuesday following a disruption from climate protesters. The FTSE 100 giant’s chairman Rick Haythornthwaite adjourned the meeting – taking place at Natwest’s Gogarburn headquarters in Scotland – after protesters disrupted his address to shareholders. Campaigners had been calling for a protest vote against Haythornthwaite in [...]

  • US investor dials up attacks on investment trust before crunch vote

    January 7, 2026

    The American hedge fund tycoon behind a campaign to shake up Britain’s investment trust sector has ramped up his attacks on a Baillie Gifford fund ahead of a pivotal shareholder vote, demanding answers over its decision to offload shares in Space X. Boaz Weinstein, the founder of Saba Capital, published an open letter to Edinburgh [...]

  • Mark Kleinman: AA float needs smart pricing to avoid breakdown

    May 29, 2025

    Mark Kleinman is Sky News’ City Editor and the man who gets the Square Mile talking in his weekly City PM column Here’s a candidate for toughest IPO mandate in the City: return the venerable AA, the UK’s biggest breakdown recovery service, to the public markets roughly five years after it was taken private for a fraction of [...]

  • Plus500 suffers huge shareholder revolt against top pay packets

    May 6, 2025

    Plus500 has suffered another huge shareholder revolt against its remuneration report. At the London-listed company’s annual general meeting (AGM), more than 51 per cent of votes were cast against the report which was included in its recent annual report. At the AGM, more than 22 per cent of votes were also cast against the re-election [...]

  • London Stock Exchange suffers shareholder revolt over CEO’s bumper pay day

    May 1, 2025

    The London Stock Exchange Group has suffered a huge shareholder revolt against its chief executive’s bumper pay packet. More than 30 per cent of votes were cast against the group’s remuneration report which saw CEO David Schwimmer take home £7.8m for the group’s latest financial year, up from the £5.3m he was paid for 2023. [...]

  • Championship rugby boss set for top RFU role

    March 27, 2025

    A key figure in the Championship is being lined up for a top Rugby Football Union (RFU) role, City PM understands. London Scottish chairman Stephen Pearson is believed to be preparing a bid to become RFU president. It is not certain whether he will run unopposed but, if successful, will first become junior vice-president and [...]

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