Finance
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Bridgewater makes $22 billion bet against European firms
World’s largest hedge fund manager marks a major shift by making $22 billion bet against European firms In a major shift, Bridgewater, world’s largest ... -
Atlantis Resources’ head of corporate finance to become CFO
Marine power specialist Atlantis Resources Ltd (LON:ATL) told investors its finance chief Simon Counsell will stand down at the end of August, to be ... -
RBS to expand Amsterdam base if there is a hard Brexit
Royal Bank of Scotland will expand its Amsterdam office to serve customers in the EU if there is a hard Brexit, the bank announced ... -
NZ Dollar Falls As Most Asian Stock Markets Traded Lower
The New Zealand dollar weakened against other major currencies in the Asian session on Monday, as Asian stock markets are mostly lower on Monday ... -
IMF Retains Global Growth Projections; Trims US GDP Outlook
The International Monetary Fund on Monday maintained its global growth projections saying the pickup in global growth remains on track as anticipated in April. -
Record rise in car insurance premiums, says ABI
Motorists are being saddled with the fastest year-on-year rise in insurance premiums since records began five years ago, the industry has warned. -
£171m development bank boost for small businesses
A development bank for Wales has been given the official go-ahead to help small and micro businesses get off the ground or to grow. ... -
China’s Yuan weakens; market shrugs off “Bond Connect”
China’s Yuan weakened against the US dollar after a softer official fixing on Monday, snapping the currency’s four-day winning streak, while the launch of ... -
FCA offers a plaster instead of an antidote
The Financial Conduct Authority is finally pursuing a pro-consumer agenda – but it is disappointing that it still appears to be dragging its feet ... -
Shares in Allied Irish open above IPO price in market debut
Shares in Allied Irish Banks (AIB) opened over 8 per cent higher in their market debut on Tuesday after the government sold a 25 ...
