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New Nationwide deals push savings rates closer to 5%
Top savings rates edge closer to 5% as Nationwide Building Society launches new best buy fixed-rate deals Nationwide launch three new…
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Topps Tiles enjoys bumper sales after pandemic boom
Topps Tiles boosts profit expectations as it enjoys second successive year of record sales after pandemic boom Topps Tiles saw…
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Big retailers are keeping fuel costs higher despite fall in price of petrol, RAC says
Drivers are being denied a further 10p-a-litre cut in petrol prices as big retailers hike profit margins, the RAC says. …
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Retail investors set to drive next wave of alternatives AUM growth
Despite a challenging macroeconomic outlook, total global AUM for private markets is expected to grow to $18.3trn by the end…
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Chase Bank’s app crashes leaving 1m customers unable to access accounts
Chase Bank’s app crashes leaving some of its 1m customers unable to access accounts or make payments in the last…
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Investors raise human rights concerns over facial recognition technology
The investor group led by Candriam surveyed 15 companies involved in FRT to understand how they assess, manage and mitigate…
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Should you fix a mortgage for 2 or 5 years? What to do as rates rise
Homeowners needing to remortgage or find a home loan to buy a home at the moment are not to be…
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IMF warns funds holding illiquid assets risk undermining financial stability
The international body singled out less frequently traded securities such as corporate bonds, certain emerging market assets and real estate…
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ONE MILLIONTH plug-in electric car was sold in September
Britain’s new car market recorded its second successive month of growth in September and also saw the one millionth plug-in…
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Elon Musk to buy Twitter for original price of $44bn
Musk sent a letter to Twitter yesterday (4 October) which included an offer to go ahead with the deal, two…
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A billion here, a billion there, and pretty soon you are talking about real money
How should we handle this situation? The traditional answer would require careful analysis about macro-economic and corporate trends, investor psychology,…
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Cybersecurity: The need to match words with action
As this transformative digital journey continues to unfold, it is increasingly important for investors to keep up with the associated…
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Investors pull fresh record £2.4bn from equity funds
Investors pull fresh record of £2.4bn from equity funds as ESG portfolios see first outflow in over three years Equity…
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Partner insight: China emerges as a new player in biotech
The US-dominated biotech landscape is evolving as aging populations and lifestyle-related diseases become global health issues, impacting Asia, as much…
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Are electric car charging locations safe enough for drivers?
A new campaign is calling for improvements to the standards at electric car chargepoint locations over concerns women particularly feel…
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Square Mile removes Matthews Asia and Franklin fund ratings
Analysts at Square Mile Investment Consulting and Research conducted 59 interviews with investment professionals from 34 asset management groups throughout…
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VICTORIA BISCHOFF: HMRC must root out the tax rebate rogues
VICTORIA BISCHOFF: HMRC must keep up its fight against the tax rebate rogues and stamp this out once and for…
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Royal Mint produces first ever coins depicting two different monarchs
An air of secrecy fills the red-brick townhouse, located around the corner from St Paul’s Cathedral in London. Upon entering,…
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Now borrowers must prove they can afford 8% home loans
Now borrowers must prove they can afford 8% home loans amid fears Bank of England could hike base rate to…
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Diary of a broker on the frontline of mortgage mayhem
The mortgage market descended into chaos last week, amid fears interest rates could hit as high as 6 per cent…
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HSBC eyes Canada sell-off amid pressure from Chinese investor
HSBC eyes £6bn Canada sell-off amid pressure from Chinese investor to break up the bank By Daily Mail City &…
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US suitor ditches bid to buy the British tech firm GB Group
US private equity suitor ditches bid to buy the British technology firm GB Group By Daily Mail City & Finance…
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Battersea powers back to life: Industrial relic rises from the ashes
For four decades, it has sat in splendid isolation, a monument to a gilded industrial past. Failed by botched restorations,…
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British fashion designer Giles Deacon signs design deal with Sanderson
British fashion designer Giles Deacon signs deal with interior design company Sanderson By Daily Mail City & Finance Reporter Published:…
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U-turn for Elon Musk as Tesla boss agrees £38bn Twitter takeover
Elon Musk agrees £38bn Twitter takeover: Billionaire’s U-turn averts a courtroom showdown By Archie Mitchell For The Daily Mail Published:…
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Property tycoons Ian and Richard Livingstone snap up stake in Whitbread
Property tycoons Ian and Richard Livingstone snap up a £165m stake in Premier Inn owner Whitbread By Daily Mail City…
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Legal & General forced to reassure investors after pension chaos
Legal & General forced to reassure investors about its financial health after pension chaos By Lucy White For The Daily…
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MARKET REPORT: Smaller Aussie rate hike brings reprieve for stocks
MARKET REPORT: Smaller Aussie rate hike than expected brings reprieve for global stock markets with FTSE 100 rising 2.6% By…
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ALEX BRUMMER: Retreat from the interest rates scare
Retreat from rates scare: There is a fashionable view that inflation may be at its peak – but Putin is…
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SALLY SORTS IT: I lost £103,000 to Tinder crook’s Bitcoin scam
My life has been turned upside down as a result of Barclays failing to protect transactions made from my current…
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Silver lining of rate hikes: £13bn of extra savings interest up for grabs
Rising interest rates are a major blow for stretched borrowers – but there is a silver lining. After suffering more…
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YOUR £6m victory over tax rebate sharks charging rip-off fees
Victory: We helped win back £6m for taxpayers after exposing the devious tactics used by rip-off rebate firms Money Mail…
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Study reveals asset managers falling short on following through on ESG commitments
Redington, as part of its annual Sustainable Investment survey, interviewed 122 asset managers from across a range of geographies, covering…
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Mid-sized UK businesses scale back investment as recession looms
Mid-sized UK businesses scale back investment as recession looms – but profitability improves as firms pass rising costs onto customers…
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Retail open-ended property funds avoid liquidity restraints
While 2016 and 2020 saw widespread suspensions and closures of IA UK Direct Property funds, the recent measures imposed by…
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Pound, gilts and UK stocks stage cautious rebound
The pound, gilts and UK stock market have bounced higher after a week of turmoil, as global investors reacted to…
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Open-ended property funds avoid liquidity restraints
While 2016 and 2020 saw widespread suspensions and closures of IA UK Direct Property funds, the recent measures imposed by…
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Only one active fund in ii’s most popular September buys
This was the lowest number of active funds on the monthly most bought list that ii has ever recorded, and…
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Are we at the end of the Great British Sell-Off?
Given how horrible the rout in UK equity, bond and currency markets was last week, investors could be forgiven for…
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Aubrey launches new fund managed by Jon Gumpel
SVS Aubrey Citadel is a diversified, tactical, defensive income fund, which aims to provide investors with a yield of 3.2%…
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Just 4% of FTSE 350 CEOs are women
Published by The Pipeline, the report found that although the entry level recruitment into these business was generally evenly split…
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New two-year fixed mortgage rates near 6% in mini-Budget fallout
Rates on two-year fixed mortgages near 6% in fallout from mini-Budget as home loan costs jump and brokers warn of…
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Two TIME Investments UK property funds earn double ratings from RSMR
The two TIME funds that have entered the RSMR active and responsible rated list are ARC TIME Social Long Income…
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Legal & General moves to reassure investors over LDI market turmoil – Page
Legal & General moves to reassure investors as market turmoil leaves pension customers and LDI counterparties reeling L&G’s asset management…
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Invesco appoints new multi-asset boss as David Millar retires
Taylor will take over on 1 January 2023 to ensure a smooth transition before Millar retires from his position at…
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Low emission zone map: Do you have to pay the CAZ, LEZ, ULEZ or ZEZ charge?
Drivers of older cars across Britain will soon have to come to terms with the concept of emissions tax zones…
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Investors must put people’s health at the heart of their decisions
Some of those links are well understood – such as pricing policies for vaccines and medicines. But health as a…
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If I sell letters a famous rockstar sent me will I have to pay tax?
Heather Rogers: Find out how to ask her a tax question in the box below I have letters and other handwritten…
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UK property funds impose liquidity limits – reports
According to the FT, Schroders, Columbia Threadneedle and BlackRock have all had to restrict withdrawals from their funds as liquidity…
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Will mortgage rates hit 10%? Question Time clip ‘needlessly scares’ people
Mortgage rates continue to fill the headlines as the fallout from the Chancellor’s tax cutting mini-Budget hits borrowing costs. While…
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