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Stobart shares hit by report of probe into property deals

13.05.11
Shares in Stobart Group plunge 5% as the haulier is reported to have fallen under the glare of the City watchdog over a controversial series of property deals with its directors... more

'Experts' know as little as the rest of us

23.02.11
Pension consultants have been saying for years that investment managers add little to no value in mature, well-regulated markets. WM, the consultancy, proved the point at least 10 years ago and suggested further that this was equally true whether the asset manager claimed to be a generalist or a specialist... more

Investing in Imperial is what the real hearts and minds do

09.12.10
Star fund manager Neil Woodford demonstrates that at least his part of the money machine can do good... more

Woodford and the Duke back university boffins

07.12.10
Top fund manager Neil Woodford, hedge fund Lansdowne Partners and the Duke of Westminster back a £140 million rights issue by a firm exploiting inventions and discoveries made in British universities... more

You’ve got to be a bit sorry for beleaguered Gartmore

09.11.10
While the company remains in turmoil, it’s hard for investment advisers to tell their clients to buy any of its funds, even if the performance is creditable enough... more

City Spy: Invesco’s bizarre Zimbabwe punt

20.08.10
Has Invesco's Neil Woodford lost the plot with his decision to take a punt on Zimbabwe?... more

Market Round-Up: Carillion slides as Connaught’s woes prompt ‘wild rumours’

28.07.10
After Connaught went into meltdown, traders have been busy speculating on the next company which will suffer from George Osborne’s axe... more

Goldman Sachs beat oil spill debacle with BP shares sell-off

21.06.10
Goldman Sachs sold more than half of its stock in troubled energy giant BP before the Gulf oil spill in April... more

Fund manager Neil Woodford shows good timing in BP sale

11.06.10
Private investors who thought it was wise to buy BP shares shortly before crisis engulfed the firm have another reason to feel annoyed... more

So are RBS and Lloyds shares a buy?

03.11.09
We asked two respected investors whether RBS and Lloyds shares are now good value for money ... more

Invesco Perpetual ace takes up major chunk of Burford

16.10.09
Neil Woodford, the ace fund manager at Invesco Perpetual, has taken a huge stake in Burford Capital as the litigation financing fund lists its shares on the junior alternative investment market of the London Stock Exchange ... more

Lloyds hits turbulence amid jitters over £15bn fund-raiser

09.10.09
Lloyds Banking Group saw its shares touch a low for the day of 92.2p amid signs that shareholders are getting cold feet over its proposed £15 billion rights issue... more

Worse ahead for ‘banks on steroids’

23.09.09
Fund managers were just beginning to think it was safe again to go out at night when the bankers decided to go mugging... more

No recovery for three to four years, says City star

20.07.09
There will be no recovery for the UK economy until at least 2012, and the so-called “green shoots” are an illusion ... more

Centrica delights with cut-price deals

11.05.09
The City was cheering British Gas group Centrica ... more

Geithner bets $1 trillion on 'uninvestable' banks

24.03.09
In almost any context, $1 trillion is a fabulous amount of money. When it comes to the latest American banking bailout, it barely scratches the surface, which shows the size of the mess in which that industry remains engulfed.... more

Finance

08.10.08
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. ... more

Banking is still in a fog but the weaklings are now plain to see

29.09.08
There was a predictability about the demise of Bradford & Bingley, but the problems that surfaced at ­Fortis, Belgium's largest bank, are of an altogether different scale... more

The man who said 'au revoir' to French

01.08.08
Neil Woodford is the man who sparked panic by telling telling BE that the deal no longer reflected the future costs of electricity... more

Another wasted chance for industry

01.08.08
The last-minute collapse of the EDF deal leaves British Energy in a mess and threatens the Government's plans for a nuclear future... more

High drama in the City as nuclear deal collapses

01.08.08
Gordon Brown's energy policy is in tatters after a deal to sell Britain's nuclear power plants to a French company collapsed at the last minute... more

Burns defends decision to keep Rose at M&S

03.04.08
Marks & Spencer takes a major step towards winning the row over Sir Stuart Rose’s appointment... more


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