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Tullett�s �robust� �302m

2009-11-13T08:18:47Z

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

Two houses for me, no jobs for you

2009-11-06T07:57:38Z

Playing hardball with Fraud Office

2009-10-16T06:44:15Z

Sabre-rattling? Nichola Pease, wife of Crispin Odey

City Spy: Virgin faces a battle in Great North rail race

2009-09-28T06:57:53Z

RAIL veteran Ian Yeowart is rattling the couplings of Virgin Trains by launching an all-new Great North Western Railways company on Virgin routes into Euston

City chiefs urge caution over banking profits rally

2009-08-04T07:31:11Z

Banking heavyweights have urged caution over the jubilation at the run of strong profits from the sector

City dealers �cash in� as Bank prints money

2009-08-04T12:17:24Z

City dealing rooms are making a mint from the Bank of England�s �125 billion quantitative easing programme, Tullett Prebon boss Terry Smith suggested

City Spy: Gloves off for BGC vs Tullett fight

2009-07-03T07:52:17Z

Roll up! Roll up! Monday sees the start of what could be a fascinating week in the High Court in the Strand. Case Number One, which may well take all of July, involves City giants Tullett Prebon (prop. Terry Smith) and BGC over alleged poaching of Tullett�s highly paid expert staff

Tullett gets a boost from weak pound

2009-05-14T08:13:25Z

Broking house Tullett Prebon reported a 10% rise in revenues as it faced shareholders over the �4.5 million bonus paid to chief executive Terry Smith

Bonus storm hits top Tory foe of fat cats

2009-05-12T08:21:18Z

Michael Fallon, the senior Conservative on the Treasury Select Committee, was facing a backlash after approving a multi-million-pound bonus to a top City executive

Sir Fred critic �signed off a �4.5m City bonus�

2009-04-16T13:21:17Z

Michael Fallon, the Conservative deputy chairman of the Treasury select committee, risked accusations of hypocrisy as it emerged he has approved a huge payout to a leading financier

Intrigue and cash in broker poaching wars

2009-04-03T09:12:23Z

Myners goes for broker in clash with MP

2009-03-19T08:44:46Z

Lord Myners' appearance before the Treasury Select Committee this week saw harsh words directed at the City minister by Tory MP Michael Fallon

Terry Smith: Economic crisis could be as bad as 1870s

2009-03-10T08:43:36Z

Chief executive of interdealer broker Tullett Prebon, Terry Smith has warned the current financial crisis could be as bad as the Long Depression of the 1870s

Tullett Prebon and BGC in broker wars

2009-02-26T10:29:12Z

City trader 'sacked for spending too much time on her son's pop career'

2009-02-03T08:56:09Z

A City trader claimed she had been sacked from her �500,000-a-year job for spending too much company time helping her son become a pop star

Market report: Financial sector hit by Paulson�s bank U-turn

2008-11-13T08:57:46Z

The fallout from the banking crisis and stock market collapse continues to shake investors who remain sellers of everything connected with the financial sector

BGC's 'Brooklyn Bruiser' Amaitis to take a back seat

2008-11-06T09:34:26Z

One of the biggest bull elephants in the hypercharged world of interdealer broking is to stand down from day-to-day business

Bidder for Collins Stewart walks away

2008-09-25T12:44:28Z

Stockbroking: City pugilist Terry Smith saw his second big deal in a fortnight fall apart as an unnamed bidder walked away from his �250 million broker and investment bank Collins Stewart

Tullett and GFI tie-up plan is over

2008-09-10T09:27:43Z

Shares in Terry Smith's interdealer broking firm Tullett Prebon crashed 11 �p to 386 �p after plans for a �1.6billion merger with New York's rival GFI Group collapsed

Market report: Footsie surges as banks perk up on rescue in US

2008-09-08T08:54:53Z

It was inevitable the financial sector would lead the charge on the stock market today, in response to the US Government�s decision to rescue mortgage lenders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac with a cash injection in excess of �100 million

Counting cost of sterling slide

2008-09-03T10:52:56Z

A couple of months ago, a pound was worth two dollars. Yesterday, it fell through $1.80. It would be no surprise to me to see it slide to $1.65 before Christmas. Even that, given the way markets work, needs not be the floor.

Rudd stays loyal to Tories despite Dave and Boris

2008-08-19T08:40:38Z

Tel's new Essex pal is bound to cause stir in City

2008-08-15T09:29:56Z

Tullett Prebon eyeing a GFI tie to challenge Icap

2008-08-05T07:59:56Z

Deal would give Terry Smith's arch-rival a run for its money as the world's biggest broker to the brokers

Class war in the City as rival brokers square up

2008-08-05T13:03:16Z

One of the biggest class wars seen in the City broke out as working class East Ender Terry Smith set out his plans to rival Tory grandee Michael Spencer

No-show trader must pay Tullett

2008-08-01T09:14:47Z

World's second-biggest interdealer broker has won lawsuit against an options trader who reneged on a job agreement

Banks eye cost cuts on broking

2008-04-28T11:35:19Z

Investment banks are looking at setting up their own interdealer broking systems to rival the likes of Icap and Tullett Prebon in the interest rates and credit derivatives markets.

Warning of financial meltdown as shares plunge

2008-03-17T15:05:51Z

President Bush today desperately sought to stop the global financial crisis spiralling out of control

Plinth 'should honour hero who led Battle of Britain'

2008-02-26T08:58:42Z

A City financier has launched a bid to have a permanent memorial to a Battle of Britain leader on the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square