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Thames Water
Chinese state banks are lenders to Thames Water’s parent company
...The lenders, which have so far refused to extend the loan without an injection of fresh equity from Thames Water’s owners, are Chinese state-owned Bank of China and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China...
April 4, 2024
Markets InsightMarina Zavolock
European equities are enjoying a 1990s revival
...It is worth remembering here that European equities are not equivalent to the European economy....
April 26, 2024
FT Live
Financial Adviser Service Awards 2024
Who gives you 5 star service?
Thursday, 21 NovemberNatural History Museum, Cromwell Road, London, UK
Visual Arts
Urban Aboriginal art takes centre stage at the 2024 Sydney Biennale
...There’s no escaping the fact that power and money in the art world reside in white hands....
April 22, 2024
LexFund management
UK’s asset managers need more than a change in macro mood Premium content
...The basic issue remains that revenues are flatlining. Money is moving either to cheaper passive funds or to specialist and alternatives funds that promise juicier returns....
April 22, 2024
Inside Politics
Metro mayors ditching ideology
...You can dress that up in party colours (although notably neither of them really do, instead they are pursuing campaigns that are about their own brands) but you still tend to end up back in the same place...
April 25, 2024
UnhedgedRobert Armstrong
UK stocks are not all that cheap Premium content
...But it is clear that something similar is going on in most markets: cheap stocks are very cheap right now....
March 25, 2024
FT Live
Financial Advice Forum
Optimising client centric advice in uncertain times
Tuesday, 24 September8-14 Cooper's Row, London EC3N 2BQ, UK
Free LunchMartin Sandbu
Three economic zombies worth fighting Premium content
...My favourite story over the past week was my colleagues’ reporting that Dutch and German homeowners are using Chinese solar panels for wired-up garden fences — that’s how cheap they have become....
April 4, 2024
Working It podcast18 min listen
‘Supercommunicators’ are made, not born
...Most of us are hired because of our “hard” skills. But the more senior we get, the more important soft skills become; none more so than how we communicate with people....
March 12, 2024
OutlookEleanor Olcott
The silent army that makes Beijing’s daily life possible
...Meituan, PDD and ByteDance are all testing variants of their ecommerce platforms outside of mainland China....
April 24, 2024
FT MagazineRobert Shrimsley
Ask Shrimsley: are centrist dads making a comeback?
...And the good news is that centrist dads are back in the game, parkrunning every weekend (well I’m not, but I’m told others are) and wearing our relaxed-fit Blue Harbour jeans with pride....
April 12, 2024
Unhedged podcast19 min listen
Learning to love the boom
...Rates are up and so are the markets, baffling the bears....
March 5, 2024
LexDollar Tree Inc
America’s dollar stores are struggling Premium content
...The problems across the dollar store sector are a reminder that lower income Americans are suffering disproportionately post-pandemic. pan.yuk@ft.com...
March 19, 2024
Mortgages
High mortgage rates lead to rise in lending scams
...Elsewhere, the reviews of BetterMed are less positive....
April 10, 2024
FT SeriesHTSI spring menswear special 2024
21 buys for the Beastie Boy in you
Clothes and accessories that are licensed to thrill
March 8, 2024
Energy Source
Highlights from the FT’s Commodities Summit Premium content
...The message so far is that we are living in unique times....
April 9, 2024
FT Live
Future of Asset Management Europe
New fund firm models for Europe's resurgence
Tuesday, 12 NovemberLondon, UK
Britain after Brexit
A glimpse of the Brexit debate of the future Premium content
...controls that are coming into force this year....
April 18, 2024
Property sector
London rent rises are cooling, says Foxtons
...However, he cautioned that the market remained tight compared with the long-term average. “There are still more tenants looking and fewer properties on the market,” he said....
March 5, 2024
FT Wealth Management
Private credit: why invest in real estate when lending earns 10%?
...Thibault Sandret, head of private debt research at bfinance, a UK-based consultant that advises family offices and institutions on their investments, estimates that more than 40 open-ended funds have launched...
February 29, 2024
Exchange traded funds
Bitcoin ETFs are not driving gold ETF outflows, says JPMorgan
...“We continue to see central bank flows and OTC [over the counter] investment flows that are positive, signalling people are continuing to invest in gold.”...
March 22, 2024
Craig Coben
A tale of two IPOs
...But recent flotations of private equity-owned companies paint a mixed picture, underscoring that fund managers are still being selective amid the market exuberance....
April 13, 2024
FT News Briefing podcast10 min listen
AI’s electricity problem
...Iran is exporting more oil than at any time for the past six years, EU leaders are debating whether to unify the bloc’s fragmented capital markets, and the IMF warns that the US’s massive fiscal deficit...
April 18, 2024
InterviewGlobal trade
Green trade rules are ‘biased’, says Indian minister
...Piyush Goyal told the Financial Times that trade and the environment “are two separate issues” and the rich world’s attempts to embed sustainability into agreements were “biased”....
February 29, 2024
Artificial intelligence
Booming AI demand threatens global electricity supply
...The demands on the power grid are “top of mind” for Amazon, said the company’s sustainability chief, Kara Hurst, adding that she was “regularly in conversation” with US officials about the issue....
April 17, 2024
Inside BusinessJavier Espinoza
Why Big Tech fines do not work
...Critics argue that big tech companies just see fines as part of the cost of doing business, when and if they are eventually paid....
April 10, 2024
Undercover EconomistTim Harford
Why we’re all a bit like Jasmin Paris
...Textbook economics merely states that people act so as to satisfy some consistent set of preferences, but preferences are defined only as whatever it is that people are trying to satisfy....
April 5, 2024

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