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Fund managers vital, but not at any cost

06.10.11
City comment: These are remarkably difficult times for the fund management industry. Though that is not a comment calculated to bring a tear to the eye of a grateful nation, it is nevertheless hugely important... more

'Noho Square' finally looks poised for redevelopment

22.09.11
The site of the former Middlesex Hospital - which, much to the irritation of Fitzrovia locals such as Griff Rhys Jones, was dubbed "Noho Square" by property types - looks set to be redeveloped at last after years of delay... more

£300,000 grant saves inner-city sports club

11.04.11
London's largest inner-city sports club has been rescued following a grant to prevent its home ground being sold off... more

Activists oust F&C Asset Management chairman in coup

03.02.11
Activist investor Sherborne sensationally topples the chairman of F&C Asset Management after its bid to shake up the board of the £100bn fund manager won over shareholders... more

This punt for F&C is inviting disaster

21.01.11
A friend who once ran one of our biggest asset managers claims that almost all fund management groups commit hara-kiri in the end... more

‘NoHo Square’ site’s green light for a new lease of life

10.12.10
One of central London’s biggest and longest-awaited property developments finally gets the green light... more

Solvency II is so safe it's stifling

08.10.10
It is generally agreed that the Basel II rules designed to make banks safer were at least partly responsible for the banking crisis ... more

Mall Fund £136 million sale provides a recovery pointer

16.08.10
The Mall Fund, a major investor in shopping centres in the UK, offloads four sites for £135.9 million - 6% more than they were valued at seven weeks ago... more

Segro gains strength through £237m airport asset sale

22.06.10
Segro agrees to sell £237 million of assets to its Airport Property Partnership with Aviva Investors, enlarging its portfolio to £684 million... more

Why the time is ripe to do away with the audit

08.06.10
City Comment: Would shareholders miss the audit report if it was not there? These days probably not... more

Segro pulls off £244m BAA property deal

27.04.10
Industrial landlord and developer Segro buys a 50% stake in the Airport Property Partnership from Heathrow owner BAA... more

Aviva Investors casts eyes over Asia

19.03.10
Aviva Investors plans to expand in Asia by hiring bond and equity fund managers in Singapore and setting up a sales offices in Japan... more

Aviva shows Prudential who is really being prudent

04.03.10
City Comment: Mervyn King often points to the overall 6% drop in our output rather than our recent growth of 0.1% or 0.3%. Aviva is showing the same judgment by investing in Europe - Asia's growth is faster, but Europe is so much bigger... more

Bosses show pay restraint - but not enough

21.01.10
City comment: Bankers still don’t get it, but FTSE 100 chief executives seem to. While the top slice of the financial sector enrages with its feasting at the bonus trough, those running British companies have moderated their demands... more

Aviva Investors splashes out on US fund manager River Road

05.01.10
Aviva Investors, the fund management division of the insurance giant, buys its first equity fund manager in the US... more

Surging office prices could be heading for a tumble

05.11.09
The commercial property market recovery could be short-lived, two major investors predicted ... more

Hutchings ramps up attack on new team at Lupus

27.10.09
Greg Hutchings, the recently ousted executive chairman of Lupus Capital, turned up the heat on his former investment firm today ahead of a key meeting of shareholders ... more

Insurance giant Aviva in turmoil as chief admits to boardroom affair

22.10.09
Latest: One of Britain’s biggest companies faced massive embarrassment after its chief executive Andrew Moss, father-of-four, admitted to a relationship with a senior colleague... more

Blow for Darling as IMF warns £175bn injection is ‘not enough’

12.08.09
The Bank of England’s £175 billion quantitative easing scheme may not be boosting the economy, the IMF has warned... more

Tough ‘deal or no deal’ call for L&G

06.07.09
From the very first days of this crisis, Legal & General’s Tim Breedon has understood that it is about capital. Hence the tough decision to slash the dividend — tough for the shareholders to accept, tough to recommend but, in a capital-constrained world, a prudent move ... more

City baulks at massive £240 billion gilts issue

22.04.09
Sterling slumped along with gilts after the Treasury said it will issue a whopping £240 billion of Government bonds this year... more

Aviva unveils major revamp after £475m storms blow

28.02.08
Aviva boss Andrew Moss has had a tricky first year at the helm, with profits blighted by some of the worst storms in UK history... more


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