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Mixed performance continues at Close Brothers
Finance house Close Bros said strong growth in its banking division was maintained while challenging trading conditions continued to hurt its securities division, with Winterflood dragged down by low retail investor activity.[23 Jan '13]
Wednesday broker round-up UPDATE
Aberdeen Asset Management: Societe Generale downgrades to hold, while its target price of 375p is not altered.[23 Jan '13]
Friday broker round-up UPDATE
African Minerals: Citigroup reduces target price from 500p to 470p, buy recommendation reiterated.[23 Nov '12]
London pre-open: FTSE to track US and Asia stocks higher
City sources predict the FTSE 100 will open up 27 points from yesterday's close of 5,752, tracking gains in the US as sentiment was lifted in the afternoon following reports of a ceasefire deal in the Gaza Strip, announced by US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamed Amr.[22 Nov '12]
'Solid' but mixed start for Close Brothers
Close Brothers, the FTSE 250 specialist financial services firm, said it has made a solid start to its financial year though it did highlight a 'challenging' environment in its Securities division.[22 Nov '12]
Close Brothers Group CEO sells newly vested shares
A round-up of the biggest director deals today so far.[12 Oct '12]
Wednesday tips round-up: Petra Diamonds, Diageo, Close Brothers
In the Telegraph, Questor continues to bat for long time favourite, Petra Diamonds. The company has been hit hard by this year's 20% drop in diamond prices and technical problems at its Finsch mine. Petra also has a lot of money to raise to pay for expansion projects. On the plus side, demand for diamonds appears to be increasing and once Petra has got all its capital expenditure over and done with it ought to be able to generate significant profits. There is also the fact th[26 Sep '12]
London midday: End to restructuring in sight at RBS
- Diageo confirms talks with United Spirits- Credit Suisse unmoved by RBS update
- Hornby fails to shift Olympic-themed merchandise
[25 Sep '12]
