Schroders Hires PGIM Executive for Financial Institutions Role
Schroders has appointed a former PGIM executive to lead its financial institutions client business, aiming to strengthen its asset management services and expand market reach.
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Europe's Future Finance Leaders Revealed
A new generation of finance leaders is emerging across Europe, poised to shape the industry's future with innovative strategies and diverse expertise.
Banking Gender Pay Gap Stalls at 31% as Bonuses Surge
The gender pay gap in UK banking remains stubbornly high at 31%, with new data revealing that bonuses for men are increasing faster than for women, exacerbating inequality.
CEO Hans Georgeson Turned Down Spy Recruitment Offer
Hans Georgeson, a prominent CEO, discloses his decision to reject an offer to become a spy, highlighting the ethical dilemmas and personal convictions involved in such a high-stakes career choice.
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McDonald's CEO Blames Mother for Awkward Burger Bite in Video
McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski says his mother's etiquette training led to his awkward bite in a viral video. The CEO faced online mockery for his small bite of a Big Arch burger.
KitKat Trucks Get Armed Escort After 400K Bars Stolen in Italy
Nestlé has ramped up security for KitKat shipments with armored convoys following the theft of 12 tonnes of chocolate bars in Italy. The company urges vigilance and offers a stolen batch tracker online.
Starbucks UK Gets £13.7m Tax Credit as Losses Widen to £41.3m
Starbucks's UK retail arm received a £13.7m corporation tax credit despite sales growth and store expansion, with losses widening to £41.3m amid royalty payments to its parent company.
Odey Drops £79m Libel Claim Against FT Over Misconduct Reports
Former hedge fund manager Crispin Odey has withdrawn his £79m libel lawsuit against the Financial Times regarding sexual misconduct allegations, with his lawyers citing the newspaper's likely public interest defense.
Philz Coffee Faces Backlash Over Pride Flag Removal
Popular California coffee chain Philz faces significant backlash after announcing plans to remove Pride flags from stores, with over 4,000 petition signatures criticizing the move as alienating LGBTQ+ community members.
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Odey Drops £79m FT Libel Case After Tribunal Battle
Former hedge fund tycoon Crispin Odey has withdrawn his high-profile libel claim against the Financial Times, conceding the newspaper would likely win its public interest defense. The FT revealed Odey faced overwhelming evidence from 15 women ready to tes
Jo Malone Sued for £200k Over Name Use in Zara Deal
British perfumer Jo Malone faces legal action from Estée Lauder for using her name on Zara fragrances, breaching a 1999 agreement. She expresses surprise and sadness in a public statement.
Peter Dutton Joins Queensland Investment Corporation Board
Former opposition leader Peter Dutton has been appointed to the Queensland Investment Corporation board, bringing expertise to the $135bn investment manager to boost state economy.
Julius Baer CFO Steps Down as Bank Reviews Strategy
The chief financial officer of Julius Baer has resigned unexpectedly, marking a significant leadership change as the Swiss private bank undertakes a comprehensive strategic review.
Macfarlanes Loses Last Black Partner, Diversity Concerns
Macfarlanes, a top UK law firm, now has no Black partners after its last one departed, raising serious questions about diversity and inclusion in the legal sector.
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NatWest Sponsors Push for Change, Moelis Europe Head Steps Down
In a significant corporate reshuffle, Moelis & Company's Europe head has stepped down, while NatWest faces pressure from sponsors advocating for strategic changes in its leadership and operations.
Conman Jailed for Spending Inheritance on Horse Semen
Peter Littler, 61, stole £166,000 from grieving family members, spending thousands on horse semen and birthday parties while ignoring beneficiaries' needs.
Rolls-Royce CEO Gets Backing for £18m Pay Package
Rolls-Royce CEO Tufan Erginbilgic is set to win shareholder approval for an £18 million compensation package, including increased bonuses and salary, backed by Institutional Shareholder Services.
UK and European Firms Top Mid-Market Private Equity Rankings
A recent ranking reveals UK and European firms as top performers in the mid-market private equity sector, highlighting strong investment strategies and market resilience.
John Lewis Boss Pay Rise Amid Job Cuts Sparks Outrage
John Lewis Chairman Jason Tarry received a 21% salary increase and bonus while the retailer eliminated over 3,000 positions, raising questions about executive compensation during workforce reductions.
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PwC Investigated Over Digital 9 Infrastructure Audit
The UK's accounting watchdog has launched an investigation into PwC's audit of Digital 9 Infrastructure, examining potential breaches of professional standards.
Brewdog Co-Founder James Watt Terminated After Sale
James Watt, co-founder of Brewdog, has been terminated as director following the craft beer firm's acquisition by US cannabis giant Tilray, marking his complete exit from the company he helped establish in 2006.
John Lewis Boss Pay Rises to £1.2m as Jobs Cut
John Lewis Partnership CEO Jason Tarry's salary increased 21% to £1.2m while the retailer eliminated 3,300 jobs, but workers received their first annual bonus in four years.
Moelis European Head Van Slingelandt Leaves for Entrepreneurship
Moelis & Company's European head, Jeroen van Slingelandt, is leaving the investment bank to start his own venture, marking a significant leadership change in the firm's European operations.
NatWest Hires Jefferies' Rodolakis to Head Financial Sponsors
NatWest Group has hired George Rodolakis from Jefferies to lead its financial sponsors team, aiming to boost its advisory services for private equity and investment firms.
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M&A Booms in Geopolitical Turmoil, AI and Selective Deals Drive Growth
Global M&A activity surged 27% year-on-year, reaching a trillion dollars in Q1 2026, as dealmakers navigate tariffs, AI, and Middle East instability with more selective strategies.
Bill Ackman Offers €55bn for Universal Music Takeover
Hedge fund Pershing Square proposes a cash and stock deal to buy Universal Music Group, home to Taylor Swift and Drake, valuing the company at €55bn and moving its listing to New York.
BP Shareholders Urged to Vote Against Chair in Climate Row
Major proxy adviser Glass Lewis recommends voting against BP's new chair after climate resolution exclusion, as the oil giant shifts focus back to fossil fuels amid transparency concerns.
Blackstone Buys Senior in £1.3bn Aerospace Takeover
A Blackstone and Tinicum consortium has agreed to acquire FTSE 250 engineer Senior for £1.3bn, highlighting private equity's growing interest in UK aerospace and defence supply chains amid rising global demand.
Goldman Sachs Fund Bucks Private Credit Redemption Wave
Goldman Sachs' flagship private credit fund reported less than 5% investor withdrawals in Q1 2026, avoiding the redemption gates that have trapped rivals like Apollo and Blackstone amid sector-wide scrutiny.
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Ackman's $63bn Bid for Universal Music Group
Billionaire investor Bill Ackman's Pershing Square has made a $63.5bn offer to acquire Universal Music Group, aiming to move its listing from Amsterdam to New York.
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