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Association of British Insurers RSS feedClaims for flood damage soar to £100million
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<b>Video:</b> Insurance claims for damage caused by the floods have reached £100million, it was estimated2009-11-23T08:52:17ZRight and wrong roads to investor clout
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2009-11-17T08:13:48ZHow we should tackle bonus outrage
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2009-10-19T06:41:30ZHolidaymakers with symptoms facing ban on foreign travel
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Thousands of holidaymakers could be prevented from going abroad this summer after being warned not to travel if they have symptoms of swine flu2009-07-20T08:07:22ZHolidaymakers with symptoms facing ban on foreign travel
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Thousands of holidaymakers could be prevented from going abroad this summer after being warned not to travel if they have symptoms of swine flu2009-07-20T08:07:22ZInsurers need doctor's note for cancelled trips, but GPs are too busy
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Holidaymakers faced confusion over claims for insurance if they need to cancel their trip because of swine flu2009-07-17T08:57:15ZInvestors oppose BT bosses' bonus deal
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One in 10 big City investors is so angered by BT's recent performance that they voted against the telecom giant's latest pay deal for executives2009-07-15T13:34:36ZRBS chief Stephen Hester tries to defuse pay row
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Royal Bank of Scotland chief executive Stephen Hester has today tried to deflate the controversy over his pay packet by pledging to retain any share awards for an extra two years2009-07-02T06:59:43ZOsborne lifts the veil on Tory policy
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The chairman of British Airways, Martin Broughton, recently used his last interviews as president of employers’ organisation the CBI to say how concerned business was that it had no idea what the Tories planned to do if they got into office. At this stage in the election cycle, he said, one would have thought there would be some policies on display — not all of them, of course, but at least some2009-06-10T07:20:34ZTime to debate the future of our financial services is now
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Politicians invariably behave even more oddly than usual when there is an election looming, and it is useful to bear this simple thought in mind when looking at the raft of proposals emerging from all corners of the European continent for regulation of the financial-services industry2009-05-07T08:24:23ZCity big guns warn G20 not to take too-tough line on global regulation
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London faces huge damage as a financial centre if G20 world leaders decide at their meeting on Thursday to create an overly onerous world regulator, the Association of British Insurers warned2009-03-31T13:23:00ZRecession is even worse but ‘rally is on the way’
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Britain has been in a deeper recession than was first feared, official figures have revealed2009-03-27T14:04:19ZAngry MPs want some answers at City grilling
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2009-01-22T10:24:03ZBank chiefs told: Hand back your £143m in bonuses
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Pressure is growing on Britain's high street bank chiefs to hand back tens of millions of pounds of bonuses paid out as a reward for their "success"2009-01-21T09:39:06ZLetting Lehman go under was Paulson’s big mistake
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2009-01-12T08:44:46ZWrongs and rights of a downturn
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People tend to think that no one raises money on the stock market in an economic downturn and when share prices are low2009-01-06T10:24:53ZAttack on Barclays’ Arab fund-raiser stepped up
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<strong>Credit Crunch:</strong> The heat was turned up on Barclays’ £7 billion Arab fund-raiser as an outspoken investor group said it was the duty of shareholders to block the deal2008-11-17T14:31:14ZBarclays' £7bn Mid-East bailout to get go-ahead
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Barclays' £7 billion bailout, mainly from Middle Eastern investors, looks increasingly likely to go ahead even as the bank's existing shareholders vent their frustration at the terms of the deal2008-11-14T13:44:31ZWorry over Pru and Aviva as FSA offers to ease capital rule
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<b>Insurance: </b>Shares in the UK's two top insurers slumped on panic they could be the next institutions to require a bailout, or at least an injection of fresh capital from investors2008-10-16T15:15:30ZFinance
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Britain will look to the Square Mile to pull it out of the economic mire, and these are the big names who will deliver the recovery.2008-10-02T12:22:30ZA Falklands factor for Brown?
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The Tories have been careful so far in Birmingham to maintain strict control over delegates in the conference hall - which is easy - and in the bars and fringe meetings running late into the night, which can be a much harder proposition2008-09-30T08:11:10ZGrave danger of bank rescues
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It always used to be believed that London’s position as an international financial centre would not come under serious challenge as long as government avoided ill thought-out changes in taxation and regulation. Given London’s success and importance, neither of these was likely, so the City was secure2008-09-15T09:55:10ZB&B faces investor backlash over revised rights issue
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Bosses at Bradford & Bingley face a backlash from investors over the bank's cut-price £400million rights issue and share placing.2008-06-03T10:12:58ZHSBC under fire over £120m bonus scheme for execs
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HSBC, Europe’s largest bank, faced a barrage of criticism from shareholders at its annual
meeting over its controversial bonus plan to pay its top executives up to £120 million2008-05-30T12:51:38ZHSBC chief urges world rate rises to curb inflation
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HSBC chief executive Michael Geoghegan today calls on central bankers around the world to raise interest rates to fight inflation2008-05-27T12:30:47ZTake heed on this one, Gordon
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It will be interesting to see how the Government reacts to the response from the Association of British Insurers to its ideas on how to prevent another Northern Rock debacle2008-04-25T12:31:08ZCalling foreign firms to account
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In the battle to attract foreign companies to list in London there is a danger standards might slip2008-04-14T12:14:52ZInsurers swell call for reform
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The insurance industry joins the call for reform of personal injury compensation2008-03-25T11:38:17ZOne-way bet on house prices as the flood of easy money dries up
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According to Stenham Consultants, an adviser to property buyers, the main reason commercial property prices went up so much in the last three years was there was simply too much money around and it was too easy to borrow. Now the money is drying up, prices are falling fast2008-02-27T08:21:33ZIt's vital we toughen up the rules on disclosure
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It has never been easy to find out who is wheeling and dealing in a company's shares. In the old days, those with something to conceal could hide behind nominees2008-02-15T08:32:06Z