Citigroup Hires Deutsche Bank's Ord to Lead UK M&A
Citigroup has appointed Deutsche Bank's James Ord as head of UK M&A, signaling a strategic push to strengthen its advisory business in London.
Citigroup has appointed Deutsche Bank's James Ord as head of UK M&A, signaling a strategic push to strengthen its advisory business in London.
eBay's board rejects GameStop's $55.5bn takeover bid, citing financing uncertainty and operational risks. GameStop shares fell over 12% after the offer.
Former PM Gordon Brown joins the Guardian to explore connections between global instability and civic decline, offering a hopeful roadmap for a more equitable world. Book tickets for in-person or livestream.
Ne-Yo claims his polyamorous lifestyle has cost him job opportunities, saying the 'world is mad' about his multiple girlfriends and urging open-mindedness.
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Matt Peltz, son of billionaire activist Nelson Peltz, urges Intertek to accept EQT's £10bn offer as shareholders clash over the board's refusal to sell.
Investec has closed its general partner advisory unit, which was launched less than three years ago, citing strategic review and market conditions.
Vodafone reports better-than-expected annual revenue of €40.4bn, betting on UK growth after buying out CK Hutchison's stake in VodafoneThree.
Private equity has long dominated sports investment, but high-net-worth individuals and family offices are increasingly entering the market, driven by new opportunities and patient capital.
Star stockpicker Terry Smith sold Fundsmith's Unilever stake worth hundreds of millions, criticizing the McCormick merger as activist-driven and abandoning operational focus.
Grant Thornton holds partner pay unchanged after Cinven investment, focusing on long-term growth and stability.
Cambridge University's Judge Business School proposes a memorandum of understanding with Saudi Arabia's defence ministry, sparking alarm over human rights and academic freedom.
The US Senate is expected to confirm Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve chair this week, succeeding Jerome Powell amid Trump's push to influence the central bank.
German energy giant E.ON agrees to acquire struggling UK rival Ovo, creating Britain's largest supplier serving 9.6 million households, pending regulatory approval.
Burges Salmon expands partnership with legal tech startup Wexler firm-wide, aiding litigation by handling complex document tasks and reducing AI hallucinations.
Goldman Sachs reports a surprise increase in London office attendance, signaling a shift in post-pandemic work patterns and confidence in the City's future.
UK taxpayers will fund a £200,000 redesign of Royal Navy women's uniforms due to 'inappropriately placed' buttons at chest level, sparking debate over priorities.
E.ON has agreed to acquire OVO Energy for an undisclosed sum, pending regulatory approval expected in H2 2026, aiming to create a larger, digitally native energy supplier.
SureCloud unveils Gracie, a team of persona-based AI agents for GRC, automating tasks across risk, compliance, audit, and third-party domains to address capacity constraints.
London's insurance industry, born from the Great Fire of 1666, now leads the world with a $187bn market. The inaugural Global Risk Summit highlights its role in managing complex risks.
Proxy advisers ISS and Glass Lewis back a shareholder resolution to separate the CEO and chair roles at JP Morgan, citing concerns over Jamie Dimon's dual power.
Major shareholders in FTSE 100 firm Intertek urge rejection of EQT's £8.9bn offer, saying the company is undervalued and a spin-off plan adds value.
Mike Ashley reveals he masterminded the car park footage leak that led to Peter Cowgill's downfall at JD Sports, citing rivalry and respect.
Palantir's corporate merch chore coat sparks outrage, as the surveillance firm's sinister reputation taints a beloved garment. Critics call for banning its Australian contracts.
Evolv, formerly D&D London, reports 20% revenue growth to £151.6m, with EBITDA rising to £14.6m, despite hospitality challenges and restructuring costs.
The FCA warns lenders to prepare for no compensation scheme as legal challenges mount from Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz, and others, threatening the motor finance redress plan.
David Hinton, CEO of South East Water, resigned after supply failures and a damning parliamentary report citing poor leadership and cultural issues.
Three senior executives exit Citi's wealth unit as part of a major overhaul, signaling a strategic shift to boost profitability and streamline operations.
Citadel Securities appoints former Goldman Sachs partner as CEO of EMEA, strengthening its European expansion strategy.
The co-head of Impax Asset Management's client group has left the firm, marking a significant change in leadership as the sustainable investment firm continues to grow.