Nicola Horlick, the one-time City superwoman, has sold the management contract on her only stock market-quoted fund to rival fund manager Aberdeen Asset Managers
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Naguib Kheraj, chief executive of JPMorgan Cazenove, is expected to stand aside from the broking firm once today’s £1 billion takeover by American bank JPMorgan Chase is completed
Spanish banking giant Santander today launched an aggressive strategy to grow its share of the UK mortgage market by offering home borrowers a current account with no overdraft fees
Marc Bolland has transformed Morrisons from a dowdy northern chain known for its cheap prices and cluttered aisles to a respected nationwide presence respected for its farmers' market-style fresh food stalls.
ITV named Archie Norman, the former Tory shadow cabinet member and chief executive of Asda, as its new chairman
London property developer Minerva today received its second takeover bid in just over a year as largest shareholder KiFin offered £85 million
Large parts of the City and Canary Wharf were plunged into 'chaos' as the FSA, Treasury and Bank of England tested how well the financial system can cope with an Act of God
Two of London’s top bankers today warned regulators and governments not to move too fast or be too draconian with their plans for tighter rules on banks
Billionaire Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen has been diagnosed with lymphoma, a type of cancer of the immune system, and is being treated with chemotherapy
There was growing anger across the City today over plans the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Alistair Darling has to “tear up” bankers’ bonus contracts
Banking giant Citigroup has rejected attempts by Terra Firma, Guy Hands’s private equity firm, to restructure EMI, the music business it bought for £2.5 billion in 2007
Former GLG star hedge fund manager Greg Coffey has been left trailing by his previous employers in his first year apart from the London-based firm
Terry Smith’s broking firm Tullett Prebon, which is fighting a High Court case accusing rival BGC Partners of trying to poach up to 90 London staff, said its business had been “robust” over the last four months
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A year after its first shock profit warning, BT today raised its forecasts for several key financial measures for the current year, putting some of the damage behind it
Reed Elsevier, publisher of Farmers Weekly and New Scientist, has parted company with its chief executive Ian Smith after less than a year in the job
Barclays announced its return to dividend payments. Only a year after the bank was forced to stop them at the height of the credit crunch, it said it will pay a first interim dividend of just one penny
Royal Bank of Scotland, which this week was promised another £33.5 billion of taxpayers’ money, says it lost a further £1.5 billion in the past three months
ITV today cheered the City with forecasts of a strong upturn in advertising in the run up to Christmas as it emerged that corporate finance heavy hitter Bob Wigley is front runner to become the broadcaster’s next chairman
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