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...Its deficit has contracted to £3bn since a trustee estimate of £4bn last summer, said New Street’s James Ratzer....
...She is due to take over from Philip Jansen by the end of January. Risks remain....
...James Barford, head of telecoms at the research firm, estimated total capital expenditure by altnets of between £8bn to £9bn so far....
...Jansen, who joined BT from outside the industry in 2019, has set in motion plans to invest £12bn to push high-speed broadband out to 25mn homes by 2026....
...BT Group chief executive Philip Jansen is preparing to step down next year, prompting the telecoms company to begin a search for his successor, according to two people familiar with the matter....
...Philip Jansen, BT’s chief executive, said in July that “we need to pass increased costs on to consumers” across mobile and broadband....
...“There’s a huge advantage of being active now,” said James Bustin, investment manager at Gresham House, the UK’s largest battery storage operator....
...It’s just not possible,” said Philip Jansen, chief executive of BT....
...The shares recovered to close 1 per cent higher after BT said four board members, including Mr Jansen, had bought shares in the company....
...James Barford at Enders Analysis argues that often they are based on the assumption that BT’s Openreach will not roll out in the same areas....
...G-network, City Fibre and Virgin Media are among broadband rivals enumerated by James Ratzer at New Street Research....
...But chief executive Rolf Habben Jansen also cautioned that that date could get pushed back owing to strong demand....
...Kantar, the global market data business owned by the private equity group Bain Capital, has hired Chris Jansen as its chief executive. He was previously chief of education group Cognita....
...Morgan Stanley chief executive James Gorman was diagnosed with coronavirus last month but has since been given the all clear, staff were told on Thursday morning....
...BT’s chief executive Philip Jansen (pictured below) is no stranger to private equity: he used to run Worldpay when it was owned by Advent International and Bain Capital....
...James Dodd Chairman, The Witness Corporation, London SW1, UK...
...The event was dreamt up by Finsbury’s James Leviton (Tottenham) and James Murgatroyd (Arsenal) and provides an opportunity for good-natured banter between rival fans — including Barclays’ investment-banking...
...“Any decisive result is better than an indecisive result,” said James Athey, a senior investment manager at Aberdeen Standard Investments in London....
...Stephane Beyazian, an analyst with Raymond James, said the new chief executive would have to resist regulatory pressure for a nationwide rollout of fibre optic broadband and should ponder whether to continue...
...Among those doing so I see Susan Aaronson of George Washington University, and Marion Jansen of the International Trade Centre....
...As Chris Jansen, head of Cognita, puts it: “The combination of very predictable earnings, high growth and significant barriers to entry make this a very appealing sector, particularly for long-term investors...
...Job moves BT has hired Philip Jansen as its new chief executive. Jansen joins from payments technology group Worldpay. He replaces Gavin Patterson....
...They recruited turnround specialist Philip Jansen as chief executive....
...“While the market expects — and is comfortable with — smaller bolt-on acquisitions . . . a merger with Bunge looks to be in a different league,” says Heath Jansen, analyst at Citigroup....
...Heath Jansen, analyst at Citi, says: “I don’t think [Anglo] will back away from selling assets because an about-turn would look bad. But I don’t think they will execute on some of the larger sales.”...
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