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...But despite EQT’s growth, in the post-financial crisis private equity boom era, others were doing better....
...”, according to an internal presentation seen by the Financial Times....
...Should the professional service firm be sentenced to pay damages to Wirecard shareholders, it could shift its existing audit business into the new entity and declare the old one insolvent, he warned....
...increase was due to the requirement for US-listed companies to pay auditors to check their internal controls under Sarbanes-Oxley rules and one-off costs associated with changing from international to US financial...
...Private equity group Carlyle and Abu Dhabi investment group IMI have agreed a fresh debt funding package for the Barclay family’s Very Group, the Liverpool-based retail and financial services group....
...The approach underlines private equity interest in the sector and comes after several firms made investments in professional services businesses in the US and Europe....
...The regulator last year said it planned to fine EY Germany €500,000 over the Wirecard audits and impose a two-year ban on the firm taking on new large, listed companies as audit clients....
...Two big inflection points occurred during the 14th-century Black Death pandemic, and then the European “Trinity” financial crisis of 1557. There were smaller inflections in 1914 and 1981....
...The new chief executive’s restructuring plan, dubbed “A Bold New Chapter”, is neither bold nor particularly new, argues Lex. Buyers now want Macy’s for its real estate rather than anything else....
...Such speed is vital if Royal Mail, whose roots stretch back more than five centuries, is to address its competitiveness problems....
...Equity swaps are financial instruments that allow investors to gain exposure to a stock. They are commonly used by hedge funds to build positions in companies and are typically facilitated by big banks....
...“This is entirely grotesque,” Tegut management board member Thomas Stäb told the Financial Times....
...In addition, reforms have introduced new friction, Balkanising service delivery in ways that does no one any favours....
...In the 20th century, it tended to be synonymous with public equity markets....
Investors shift exposure away from riskier assets on back of higher interest rates
...Its call increases the scrutiny of so-called non-bank financial institutions, which have become a larger part of trading in financial markets since the 2008 financial crisis....
...He points to the use of co-pilot systems to help reduce mundane tasks in financial services as in other areas....
...MainFT: The Jersey Financial Services Commission revealed on Wednesday that it had not yet received any application for authorisation from Woodford for a new, Jersey-based investment management company,...
...Brevan Howard’s 1,100 staff are spread across offices in London, New York, Jersey, Abu Dhabi and Singapore, according to its website. It has about 160 portfolio managers....
...New York’s attorney-general had launched a civil investigation that led to the indictment and conviction of the Trump Organization for fraud....
...That pushed the discount rate as high as 17 per cent, its widest since the financial crisis....
...The enforcement action against KPMG was the result of a joint investigation by the PCAOB and the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM), which will put the firm under enhanced supervision in the...
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