New role on the cards for Diamond
Ex-Barclays chief has been approached by Incapture, a technology and hedge-fund firm, giving him a chance to work with former colleagues
Valeant nears $9bn Bausch & Lomb deal
A price of $9bn would see the eyecare maker’s owner Warburg Pincus settle for less than its initial hopes of a sale topping $10bn
IMF chief Lagarde made key witness
A French court does not place IMF head Christine Lagarde under investigation over a payout made when she was finance minister, making her a key witness instead.
Volatile Tokyo instils global equity angst
A week of sharp price swings across asset classes was dominated by the Nikkei‘s biggest one-day drop in two years and growing uncertainty about Fed policy
Next out of favour as FTSE slips back
The wider London market slid for a second day as the index broke a four-week winning streak, losing 1 per cent since Monday
Next out of favour as FTSE slips back
The wider London market slid for a second day as the index broke a four-week winning streak, losing 1 per cent since Monday
Hargreaves Lansdown eyes launch of ‘elite’ funds
FTSE 100 group intends to introduce top group of funds but some fund mangers are concerned the group will only flag up products that offer low charges
Silver steadies after steep tumble
Gold and silver prices have been under pressure this year as investors become more confident about the outlook for other asset classes such as equities
Trader’s Diary: Markets at a crossroads
A lot of good news is already in share prices – but potential bad news may not be. We’ll find out soon
Commodity currencies lose out to havens
Dollar falls against yen and Swiss franc at the end of a volatile week in forex markets, in a retreat that traders said was a sign of profit-taking
EdP raises €450m in securitisation deal
The power utility’s transaction on Friday was seen as further evidence of Portugal’s successful return to the international debt market
Bet against Treasuries at your own risk
Inflation, the prime enemy of fixed rate debt, is falling, and that makes Treasury yields look a lot better when lumped together in a beauty contest with other major government bond markets
London Market Report
London's leading shares lose further ground in Friday trading, extending Thursday's global sell-off.
P&G stands out in weaker US market
Trading was choppy in the second half of the week as market participants assessed the Federal Reserve’s evolving stance toward markets
Employer awareness of pensions auto-enrolment at 98%
Almost all company directors are now aware of the requirement to automatically enrol their staff onto a pension scheme which they then have to contribute to, according to research published by the...
News Corp to split in two on 28 June
News Corp announces it will officially split its publishing and entertainment businesses on 28 June, two years after the UK phone-hacking scandal involving the News of the World.
Co-op halts new business lending
Co-operative Bank has stopped offering new business loans amid concerns over its capital position and talks with UK regulators.
Co-op halts new business lending
Co-operative Bank has stopped offering new business loans amid concerns over its capital position and talks with UK regulators.
Council pension schemes team up for £250m investment fund
A group of five local authority pension schemes have announced plans to form a £250m investment fund which will back infrastructure projects boosting economic growth.
Japanese stocks recover after falls
Shares in Japan have closed 0.89% higher, one day after Thursday's global sell-off in shares.
Japanese stocks recover after falls
Shares in Japan have closed 0.89% higher, one day after Thursday's global sell-off in shares.
Central banks no insurance for reversal
The Nikkei’s 7.3% plunge on Thursday suggests that central bank intervention offers no insurance against a sharp correction to equity markets
Mortgage approvals edge up in April
Banks expect to sign off more loans for first-time buyers after lending rose in April, although the number of approvals was still down year on year
News Corp to split in two on 28 June
News Corp announces it will officially split its publishing and entertainment businesses on 28 June, two years after the UK phone-hacking scandal involving the News of the World.
Beijing eases auditor dispute with US
Regulators are granted access to documents from Chinese auditors as China moves towards resolving a dispute over accounting scandals
Psst! Don’t tell Sid about Lloyds Bank
The sensible solution here is the boring one: the UK state has a big minority position in a major company, so it should reduce it as demand permits
Oil groups hit by US class action
BP, Shell and Statoil have been named in the first lawsuit to be filed in the wake of an antitrust probe into alleged manipulation of oil prices and benchmarks
VIDEO: Hugh's review: Stock markets volatile
It has been a turbulent week on the world's stock markets, with investor confidence shaken amid fears that central banks may ease their stimulus plans.
VIDEO: Hugh's review: Stock markets volatile
It has been a turbulent week on the world's stock markets, with investor confidence shaken amid fears that central banks may ease their stimulus plans.
Second RBS apology for app glitch
RBS has apologised for the second time in two months after customers were unable to login to their accounts through their mobile phone app.