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The Week Ahead
Opening arguments begin in Trump trial
...National Business Dinner, attended by senior figures from business, politics, and media....
April 21, 2024
FT Asset Management
Asset Management: Citadel’s bold bet
...Hoarding dollars — the proverbial hiding cash under the mattress — is a national pastime....
March 6, 2023
FT Live
Bank of the Year Awards 2024
Recognising the best in banking globally
Wednesday, 4 DecemberLondon, UK
Transcript
Transcript: Investment Masterclass — confessions of a top ex-Citibank trader
...Gary Stevenson I worked in the city and I paid 60 per cent: 50 per cent income tax plus 11 per cent national insurance, and I had a few million pounds....
April 16, 2024
FT Asset Management
Arm’s IPO: soul searching and the City Premium content
...This week Arm was once again the subject of serious soul-searching in the City of London....
February 14, 2022
FT Magazine
Inside the mysterious downfall of India’s Cox & Kings
...The money lost may never return to India, burdening banks with bad debts. Analysts say that at a national level this can weigh on growth for years....
January 22, 2022
Due Diligence
Black Monday: Apollo’s founder is out Premium content
...That is because Rowan wasted no time in reinventing Apollo as a weighty financial institution that functions less like a Wall Street investment partnership than a diversified national bank, as DD’s Mark...
March 23, 2021
FT Live
The Global Boardroom: 8th Edition
FT journalists in conversation with leaders in business and government
Wednesday, 4 DecemberDigital Conference
The Big Read
Private equity’s new bet on sport: buy the league
...It acquired a $500m stake in the parent company of English Premier League football club Manchester City in 2019 and is an investor in Ultimate Fighting Championship, the mixed martial arts competition....
January 21, 2021
News in-depthNikkei Asia
Air pollution: Asia’s deadliest public health crisis is not Covid
...Going forward, the federal government has ordered that only Euro-V standard fuels can be imported. Elsewhere, banks have announced policies to end financing for coal-powered plants....
April 27, 2021
FirstFT
FirstFT: Today’s top stories
...US banks, meanwhile, are pressing the US central bank to extend concessions that loosened capital requirements when the pandemic struck....
February 11, 2021
ExplainerDonald Trump
All the president’s debts: to whom Trump owes money
...The trust is a corporation owned by DJT Holdings LLC — that is, Donald J Trump. Mr Trump appears to owe the money to himself....
October 29, 2020
Due Diligence
Big Chips: megadeals roar back to life Premium content
...One thing to start: Manchester City has overturned a two-year ban from the Champions League, in a decision that plunges football’s financial regulatory regime into chaos....
July 14, 2020
Scottish independence
Prospect of Brexit stokes fires of Scottish independence
...In Dundee, the most pro-independence city in Scotland, a new £80m V&A Museum opened in 2018, part of a dockside redevelopment....
November 20, 2020
FirstFT
FirstFT: Today’s top stories
...(FT) Recovery, brought to you by the letter V, or maybe W Mapping economic output to familiar shapes makes a good deal of sense....
July 24, 2020
#techFT
Profits before presses for the Indy
...Opened in 1959, it was located between Fleet Street, the home of the UK newspaper industry, and the City, which our financial news serves....
March 5, 2020
Due Diligence
How Apollo is cleaning up at its biggest client Athene Premium content
...Golden Power rules allow the Italian government to block foreign interference in companies it considers of national strategic importance....
October 30, 2019
FT Live
Global Private Banking Awards 2024
Celebrating excellence in wealth management
Thursday, 7 NovemberThe Landmark London, London, UK
Companies
Prospering in the pandemic: 2020’s top 100 companies
...Idexx said in October that the animal health market had experienced a “V-shaped recovery”....
January 1, 2021
UK business
UK economists’ survey: recovery will be slower than in peer countries
...While an expanded central bank holding of gilts exposes the government to rises in Bank Rate, we forecast Bank Rate to remain at its current low rate for three years....
January 3, 2021
FirstFT
FirstFT: Today’s top news
...(FT) What do you miss most about your city? Tell us about the daily rituals you can’t wait to get back to....
April 23, 2020
News in-depthCorporate governance
Battle royale: SEC locks horns with investors over proxy advisers
...Several big investors, such as the head of New York City’s $207bn retirement funds, have already petitioned the SEC to abandon its plans....
December 9, 2019
Due Diligence
Casino mergers: Eldorado bets the house on Caesars Premium content
...Bruno Crastes, the chief executive of H2O Asset Management, is stepping down from the Tennor Holding board, a company owned by Lars Windhorst....
June 25, 2019
FirstFT
FirstFT: Today’s top stories
...Our charticle also compares the cities’ performance in employment, road safety and tourism....
March 19, 2019
FT Globetrotter
The Hotel Lutetia, a piece of Parisian history
...(Among the palace hotels of the Right Bank, the Crillon became the headquarters of the military command for greater Paris; the top brass installed themselves at the Georges V; and the Continental was home...
August 3, 2018
FT Best ofPhotography: our guide to the artists and exhibitions you shouldn’t miss
A rummage through the V&A’s new photography collection
...The study room in the V&A’s department of prints and drawings is a calm, high-ceilinged space with banks of wide tables, on which to spread out albums and watercolours and every type of graphic art....
January 26, 2018
Lionel Barber
Too big to fail: FT editor Lionel Barber on the future of financial journalism
...When I joined the FT in March 1985 three institutions dominated the City of London: the Bank of England, the London Stock Exchange, and Lloyd’s of London....
November 23, 2018
Italian politics
Italy’s Renzi looks to Milan as Rome loses lustre
...Many of Italy’s leading companies operate from the city, including Luxottica, the world’s largest eyewear brand, tyremaker Pirelli and Intesa Sanpaolo and UniCredit, the leading banks....
October 7, 2016

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