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Signa Holding
Insurers built €3bn exposure to struggling Signa property empire
...Munich Re’s main insurance business Ergo provided about €700mn in loans, while Germany’s fourth largest insurance group R+V lent €500mn, more than half of which is not collateralised, according to the documents...
December 12, 2023
US insurance industry
The US insurance storm continues
...As we’ve covered previously, the US’s auto insurance rates have soared 24 per cent over the past two years (v BLS data)....
August 3, 2023
FT Live
Global Insurance Summit
Strengthening resilience, capital and innovation as systemic risks evolve
Thursday, 13 JuneLondon, UK
News in-depthTaiwan
China, war and tech: Taiwan’s youth weigh in on a pivotal election
...An engineer at a hardware technology company, Tsai Tsung-lin earns more than many of his peers....
December 24, 2023
Private equity
FTC lawsuit targets serial acquisitions by private equity
...Thursday’s complaint marks the first direct challenge to a strategy that sits at the core of the buyout business model....
September 21, 2023
BioNTech
BioNTech faces hundreds of German compensation claims for Covid-19 jab
...A verdict against BioNTech would likely have limited direct financial damage on the company because of an EU legal shield that largely protected vaccine makers from legal liability if they caused unforeseen...
June 11, 2023
News in-depthElectric vehicles
Welcome to Normal: the town that holds the keys to Rivian’s future
...“You don’t have this level of progressive thinking.” The company is now the second-largest employer in the metro area that includes Normal and neighbouring Bloomington....
May 8, 2023
FT Live
Financial Advice Forum
Optimising client centric advice in uncertain times
Tuesday, 24 September8-14 Cooper's Row, London EC3N 2BQ, UK
The Future of Money
The start of a new era for Europe’s fintechs
...As always you can reach me at sid.v@ft.com....
November 28, 2022
News in-depthUK economy
FT economists survey: ‘anaemic’ economy needs ‘investment, investment, investment’
...Howard Davies: A fundamental reform of property taxation, lowering stamp duty and making the council tax more progressive....
January 2, 2024
The Big Read
Inside the ‘Qatargate’ graft scandal rocking the EU
...She got a job as the head of media relations to a powerful Greek businessman who owned media and insurance companies....
January 29, 2023
The Future of Money
A chaotic week for regulators Premium content
...Let us know what fintech predictions you have for the rest of the year at imani.moise@ft.com and sid.v@ft.com....
June 13, 2022
Music
Prog rockers launch DIY Covid insurance scheme to underwrite tour
...That paved the way for bands to use crowdsourcing as a means of direct financing to record albums or pay for tours....
October 8, 2021
ExplainerUS politics & policy
Biden’s $3.5tn spending plan: ‘There are choices to be made’
...The final pillar includes hundreds of billions of dollars for federal programmes intended to combat climate change, including a scheme that would pay utility companies to increase their renewable energy...
October 15, 2021
FT Magazine
Ron DeSantis is Donald Trump with brains and without the drama
...For progressives, the early days of the DeSantis administration were also earth-shaking....
October 20, 2022
Investments
Climate change: opportunities and risks for investors
...Yet high-profile insurance company bankruptcies are nowhere to be seen....
December 16, 2021
FT Magazine
How did a vast Amazon warehouse change life in a former mining town?
...“It’s quite a progressive company in that respect.” Stuart Perry, a regional organiser at the GMB union, has a more cynical view of The Offer in particular....
March 17, 2022
FT Live
Global Private Banking Awards 2024
Celebrating excellence in wealth management
Thursday, 7 NovemberThe Landmark London, London, UK
Energy Source
Big Oil’s cognitive dissonance on climate change Premium content
...Progressive oil companies’ focus on so-called scope 1 and scope 2 emissions — essentially, their carbon pollution from getting the fossil fuels out of the ground and to the market — is welcome....
August 10, 2021
FirstFT
FirstFT: Today’s top stories
...Eric Yuan, chief executive, claimed the company was moving from being “a killer app company to a platform company”....
March 2, 2021
FT Swamp Notes
Clash of the titans
...Xi Jinping would probably take a US shift to strategic clarity as a direct challenge to his power and could easily precipitate what it is designed to prevent....
April 12, 2021
The Big Read
A reckoning for Spacs: will regulators deflate the boom?
...The insurance company Clover Health, which is backed by Chamath Palihapitiya, also said in February it had received a letter from the SEC....
May 4, 2021
UK companies
Woodford anniversary proves provident for Invesco
...He adopted the typographic convention of describing recovery: “The first part . . . will look like a sharp V shape . . . but what does the last part look like?...
June 5, 2020
Trade Secrets
What next for US trade policy? Premium content
...Progressives will want a USTR with ties to labour unions and a certain understanding of domestic economic inequality....
November 11, 2020
Wolfgang Münchau
Europe needs a new scale of stimulus — and cash not credit
...The key characteristics should be: money, not credit; direct cash payments to citizens, households and companies; and, yes, the liability should be mutualised....
March 22, 2020
The Future of Money
High tech v high yield; Holvi's business banking; transatlantic price wars Premium content
...The money will be used to help the company, which provides cycle insurance, to expand from the UK into the Netherlands. The funding brings the total raised to date to $6.4m....
February 10, 2020
UK Budget51 min
Spring Budget 2021 - Rishi Sunak's company tax plan for revival
...It is progressive and fair. AUDIENCE: Hear, hear....
March 3, 2021
UK Budget
UK Budget 2021: the chancellor’s speech in full
...That means only 10% of all companies will pay the full higher rate. So yes, it’s a tax rise on company profits. But only on the larger, more profitable companies. And only in two years’ time....
March 3, 2021

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