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...And the biggest winners were computer-driven and global macro names such as the BH-DG Systematic Trading fund, Leda Braga’s Systematica, Aspect Capital and Bridgewater....
...In 2020, 43 per cent of power capacity in the $18bn revenue BH Energy — which includes utilities across the US west, Midwest and in the UK — already came from green sources....
...Given the failure of auditors to spot solvency issues in banks prior to the crisis, or elsewhere, such as Carillion and BHS, this seems too sanguine.”...
...The retail and casual dining sectors have been particularly hit hard by changing consumer habits; FRP made its name as administrators to high street chains including BHS and Bonmarché....
...By contrast, fewer than a third of stores vacated by BHS, which went under in 2016, have been rented out. Other retailers bridle at the competitive advantage a CVA can offer....
...Philip Green, the former owner of BHS, was forced to pump £363m in to the schemes following a probe by the Pensions Regulator and pressure from Mr Field’s committee....
...It is intended to capitalise on John Lewis’ longstanding mutual structure, and differentiate it from big business failures such as that of high-street retailer BHS....
...However, it is using its powers to go after three other BHS directors. They will be among thousands that the service pursues for their management of failing companies....
...Then there’s the BHS story, from 2016....
...Large pension deficits have contributed to the collapse of businesses, including BHS in the UK, leaving workers’ retirement income at risk....
...Lombard Carillion pension crisis shows problem is powers, not payouts “BHS. Monarch. Carillion....
...Today’s Lombard column focuses on Monarch and its employees: First BHS, and now Monarch....
...(While we redacted names in the screenshot above to avoid any more invasions of privacy, you can trust that BH did not apologise to a restaurant for eating its “breakfast wrap this worning [sic]”.)...
...But if that was the plan, investment bankers say the fallout from the sale of BHS that year has become a serious setback....
...The retailers Philip Green, of Top Shop and BHS, and Mike Ashley, of Sports Direct, were called before the committee in high-profile inquiries during the last parliament....
...The demise of BHS in April was Britain’s biggest high street failure since Woolworths toppled over in 2008....
...On pensions, Mr Field did not demand a £600m contribution to the BHS scheme as he had implied he might....
...Former BHS owner trades accusations with chief Recriminations over the collapse of BHS turned into a bitter squabble this week, as the retailer’s former owner traded allegations with the man he hired to...
...Letter in response to this column: Taveta faced a difficult choice over BHS / From Lord Grabiner QC....
...Spencer, American Apparel and Sky announced last week that they would close a combined 100 UK stores, and some of the best-known British retailers have disappeared from the high street this year, including BHS...
...Never again should it take two years to veto a 23-year deficit recovery plan of the sort agreed at BHS. MPs are right. Most workers retiring now would not expect to live 23 years....
...Following the closure of BHS over the weekend after 90 years on the high street, Canadian bank RBC has highlighted some further challenges the UK retail sector will face in the wake of the Brexit vote, suggesting...
...Sir Philip Green’s handling of the sale of the now defunct BHS — rightly and roundly condemned this week by a committee of MPs as the unacceptable face of capitalism — was at the far distant end of the scale...
...BHS stores to a consortium of little-known buyers for £1: “I wish I’d have sold it a long, long time back . . ....
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