The ‘good old days’ of City M&A weren’t really all that great City Comment: It’s easy to be nostalgic for the heydey of dealmaking, but many buyouts were hugely value destructive Evening Standard · Sep 28, 2023
London pubs help Shepherd Neame break records with tourists and commuters pouring back Friday takings “not the disaster they were” as City workers and West End revellers return, says Britain’s oldest brewer Evening Standard · Sep 27, 2023
Soaring new towers show the sky’s still the limit for the City City Comment: It’s extraordinary in a time of hybrid working that the extra space on offer at these two soaring office citadels can be absorbed so easily. Evening Standard · Sep 26, 2023
Financial Times returns to profit despite print circulation cut The FT said it had “work to do in relation to race” after a rise in senior ethnic minority employees quitting the firm and an increase in its ethnicity pay gap Evening Standard · Sep 26, 2023
Watchdogs need to be bold to boost diversity in the City City Comment: The FCA and PRA’s words today are welcome, but progress has been slow Evening Standard · Sep 25, 2023
Back to your desks! City banks take tough stance on hybrid working Demand for London office space has climbed with banks the most active, new research shows Evening Standard · Sep 25, 2023
FCA draws up tougher rules to protect women from workplace abuse Watchdog thought to be including guidance on its ‘fit and proper’ test for non-financial misconduct The Guardian - UK · Sep 24, 2023
‘Imagine Westminster under water’: stricter tests needed to see how City copes with climate disasters Sam Woods, head of the Bank’s financial stability watchdog, says lenders have only shown they can survive ‘slow burn’ changes to temperatures The Guardian - UK · Sep 24, 2023
Guinness World Record attempt to tempt people back to the City They are taking part in a bid to set a new record for the longest continuous game of padel tennis Evening Standard · Sep 22, 2023
The return of the City suit City Comment: Good news for retailers as men smarten up Evening Standard · Sep 21, 2023
Priced out of your dream London location? Six under-the-radar areas with shared ownership homes As the city’s hotspots get increasingly costly, here are some nearby neighbourhoods that have just as much to offer — but more appealing price tags Evening Standard · Sep 20, 2023
City regulator warns insurance firms to make sure they are offering fair value The FCA has identified evidence that some guaranteed asset protection products, an add-on to motor cover, may be failing to provide fair value. The Independent UK · Sep 20, 2023
Why the M in M&G stands for ‘mediocre’ City Comment: Most M&G funds are firmly in the second division Evening Standard · Sep 20, 2023
The Bank of England should be brave and pause interest rate rises City Comment: Rate-setters should look past Wednesday’s inflation figures Evening Standard · Sep 19, 2023
Evening Standard · Sep 19, 2023 City watchdog claims data review shows no banks have closed accounts ‘primarily’ due to political views The FCA added that, unlike in some other jurisdictions, “there is no right to an account in the UK”
Evening Standard · Sep 18, 2023 Out-of-work MPs are the last thing the City needs City Comment: Headhunters seek City jobs for departing politicians
Evening Standard · Sep 15, 2023 This new tech fund can help revive the London market for listings City Voices: The figures show that we’re better at planting the seed than pouring on the fertilizer when the shoots are showing
Evening Standard · Sep 15, 2023 Explanatory plaques fixed to London statues linked to slavery City of London Corporation will fix plaques to statues of William Beckford and Sir John Cass
Ballotpedia · Sep 14, 2023 Atlanta city officials not processing petitions submitted for police training facility referendum Atlanta city officials are not processing signatures for a referendum petition regarding the construction of a police training facility, saying they were legally barred from processing the submitted signatures following a stay on a federal court injunction.
Evening Standard · Sep 14, 2023 It’s not vandalism to dream of reviving the Curzon Mayfair City Voices: Contrary to how he’s being presented, Dan Zaum is not aiming to scrap the beloved Mayfair cinema
Evening Standard · Sep 14, 2023 Goodbye WFH: Staff at City banks are under pressure to return to the office City Comment: A wind of change is blowing through the City of London: it’s back to the office, or else
The Conversation · Sep 14, 2023 Wealthy but worried: why the UK's top 10% are turning their backs on the rest of society I feel fairly middle of the road and average, but objectively I know this is completely untrue. I am at the top of the income percentiles – though I also know I’m miles away from the very rich. Everything I earn goes at the end of the month: on school…
Evening Standard · Sep 14, 2023 How 2023 became the year of the wine bar A new wave of wine bars is taking the capital’s coolest postcodes by storm and slaking the thirst of younger drinkers. Ben McCormack takes a sip
Evening Standard · Sep 14, 2023 Hipgnosis fund sells $465m worth of songs as City doubts music investment model Hipgnosis said it sold the tunes by artists like Shakira and Barry Manilow its share price didn’t reflect the value of the songs it owns
The Independent UK · Sep 13, 2023 Judge blames Atlanta officials for confusion over 'Stop Cop City' referendum campaign A federal judge overseeing the case involving Atlanta activists’ referendum effort against a police and firefighter training facility has accused city officials of moving the goalposts on the signature-gathering campaign