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Barclays axes 3,700 jobs

Feb 12 2013 @ 08:15
Bank axes 3,700 following the announcement of fall in pre-tax profits. UK banking giant Barclays has announced it is axing 3,700 jobs following the announcement its pre-tax profits fell to £246m in 2012. The job losses were announced as part of a strategic review published the bank, which had achieved pre-tax profits of £5.9bn in […]
 

Monitise First Half Revenues Rise 63%

Feb 11 2013 @ 10:00
Monitise (LSE:MONI) CEO Alastair Lukies said in a published statement this morning that, “Monitise’s performance during the six months ended 31 December 2012 saw revenues continue to rise on the previous period with gross margins lifted by the ongoing shift towards growing user generated revenues.” He was commenting on the company’s first half results, that […]
 

British Economy On A Shaky Start

Feb 11 2013 @ 09:40
The British economy is off to a “shaky start” in 2013 as businesses around the country became even more pessimistic of the plight of the economy in the next six months, according to a survey conducted by accountancy firm BDO. In a report published earlier today, BDO Optimistic Index continued to fall and reached a […]
 

Carney argues inflation is “most effective monetary policy”

Feb 07 2013 @ 09:25
Sterling rises as Mark Carney answers questions to UK Parliament. Incoming Bank of England Governor Mark Carney says “flexible inflation targeting” has “proven itself to be the most effective monetary policy”. Answering questions from the UK’s Parliamentary Treasury Select committee Mr Carney said “In my view, flexible inflation targeting, as practiced in both Canada and […]
 

Hargreaves Excels Thanks to the Banks

Feb 06 2013 @ 10:37
CEO Ian Gorham explained that investment firm Hargreaves Lansdown has benefited, at least in part, from the dubious schemes of the London banks.  He boldly said that the company’s six month results “demonstrate that a reputable company can, even in this climate, add genuine benefit to the UK economy and public, whilst paying its taxes […]
 

Cable – RBS fined and shares could be distributed to UK citizens

Feb 06 2013 @ 08:30
Option to issue RBS sharesto UK citizens remains “open”. Vince Cable, the UK’s Business Secretary, has argued that government-held Royal Bank of Scotland shares could be divided amongst UK citizens. Speaking in an interview with the BBC Dr Cable said whilst there was “no immediate prospect” of the troubled bank returning to the private sector […]
 

Barclays Adds GBP1 Bn Redress Provision

Feb 05 2013 @ 08:15
A week before it releases its full year results for 2012, Barclays plc (LSE:BARC) announced it has set aside an additional £1 billion to cover for the bank’s redress over mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI) and interest rate hedging products sold to small and medium-size enterprises, UK’s second largest bank said on Tuesday. The bank, […]
 

Pound Sterling versus Euro: What is the Major Outlook?

Feb 05 2013 @ 01:11
What is the major outlook on the Pound Sterling versus the Euro (FX:GBPEUR)? The major outlook is bearish, and apparently there is no way around this bias, for the bear is in power and the bull is morbidly fearful. The fear of the wolf is what will kill the dog. The downwards trendlines show a […]
 

Comment - Osborne Leads the Charge on Banking Change

Feb 04 2013 @ 10:01
Chancellor George Osborne introduced his Banking Reform Bill to Parliament today, but not before giving the public a good look at it in a speech this morning at JP Morgan in Bournemouth. In this writers opinion, the changes put forth can come none too soon.  We often refer to the 2007 banking crisis. It’s been […]
 

Osborne backs plans to break-up bank

Feb 04 2013 @ 05:24
UK Chancellor supports measures to break-up banks that don’t reform Banks that fail to comply with new regulations to protect investment operations from high-street banking will risk being broken up, UK Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne has announced. By calling for “open markets with clear rules, properly policed” the Chancellor accepted a recommendation by […]
 
 
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