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Share Price: 204.00
Bid: 203.10
Ask: 203.30
Change: 12.86 (6.73%)
Spread: 0.20 (0.098%)
Open: 195.96
High: 206.70
Low: 194.00
Prev. Close: 191.14
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4 Feb 2013 17:49

Britain targets technology to break banking dominance - Osborne

LONDON, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Britain's finance minister George Osborne said on Monday the government will present detailed proposals to open up the country's bank payments system and reduce the "big four" dominance of high street banking. Questioning why it takes days for cheques or credit pay

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4 Feb 2013 17:22

ADR REPORT-Foreign shares plunge as Europe declines

By Ryan Vlastelica NEW YORK, Feb 4 (Reuters) - U.S.-listed shares of foreign companies slumped on Monday, with the losses driven by weakness in Europe, where political uncertainty spurred investors to take profits. A corruption scandal in Spain and polls showing Italy's former prime m

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4 Feb 2013 16:32

London close: Footsie drops 100 points on political uncertainty in Europe

Increased political risk in the Eurozone presented a good opportunity for traders to take profits on Monday, as investors made the most of the recent surge on stock markets worldwide. The FTSE 100 dropped 100 points today, a fall of around 1.6%. This follows the impressive 6.4% gain seen last month

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4 Feb 2013 15:13

Italy prosecutors in Trani probing five foreign banks - sources

BARI, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Italian prosecutors in the town of Trani are investigating five foreign banks for possible manipulation of Euribor, the euro-priced counterpart of scandal-hit Libor bank-to-bank lending rates, court sources said on Monday. The banks are Deutsche Bank, Barclays, Roya

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4 Feb 2013 14:45

FTSE 100 movers: Randgold Resources ahead on profits

Randgold Resources was leading the FTSE 100 race Monday after the gold exploration and development company posted a 16 per cent rise in profits for the full year. Production levels for the year also climbed 14% to 794,844 ounces of gold, while quarter-on-quarter profit was up 18% and production up

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4 Feb 2013 11:30

London midday: Stocks fall on profit-taking after recent surge

UK stocks were registering moderate losses on Monday morning as traders began to lock in profits following a strong start to the year. The FTSE 100 jumped a whopping 6.4% last month, its best January performance since 1989. "After impressive recent gains, European equities cooled in early trade th

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4 Feb 2013 11:24

UK to strengthen sanctions against failed bankers

LONDON, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Britain's Finance Minister George Osborne said on Monday that the government plans to strengthen sanctions against senior bankers and open up bank payment systems to stimulate competition in the industry. "I want to see how we can strengthen the sanctions regime fo

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4 Feb 2013 08:19

London open: Banks weigh on the Footsie early on

The FTSE 100 slipped into the red in early trading on Monday morning as investors took a breather after the impressive rally seen so far in 2013. Since the start of the year, the index has risen a whopping 7.62% and is now trading at levels not seen since mid-2008. "We may see a break in the recen

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4 Feb 2013 07:30

London pre-open: Stocks expected to pause after recent strong run

London's benchmark index is expected to open more or less flat on Monday morning, with analysts saying that the impressive rally seen so far in 2013 could be running out of steam. City sources predict the FTSE 100 will open up just a couple of points from Friday's close of 6,347. Since the start of

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4 Feb 2013 07:03

Barclays Finance Director to step down

Barclays has announced that its long-running Finance Director, Chris Lucas, has stepped down ahead of the group's conclusion of its strategic review in the coming weeks. Mark Harding, the Group General Counsel who has been with the bank for 10 years, has also decided to call it quits, the company s

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4 Feb 2013 06:51

Monday newspaper round-up: Barclays, Centrica, George Osborne...

The last vestiges of Barclays' old guard are being swept away in a clearout that has claimed the finance director and the bank's legal chief. Chris Lucas, the finance director since 2007, and Mark Harding, the group general counsel who has been with Barclays for ten years, are stepping down, the len

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4 Feb 2013 00:01

UK sets out new law to break up errant banks

By David Milliken LONDON, Feb 4 (Reuters) - British banks that fail to guard their day-to-day banking from risky investment activities will face being dismantled, finance minister George Osborne is set to say later on Monday. Britain is in the midst of a big shake-up of its system of

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3 Feb 2013 19:13

UPDATE 2-Barclays finance director Lucas, top counsel to retire

* Barclays CFO Lucas, General Counsel Harding to retire * Will only leave when replacements found, likely to be some time * Lucas under investigation for 2008 Qatar fundraising * Lucas says appropriate time "to pass the mantle on" By Steve Slater and Paul Sandle LOND

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3 Feb 2013 18:15

UK mobile network EE's owners to appoint banks for IPO-report

LONDON, Feb 3 (Reuters) - The owners of EE, Britain's biggest mobile network, are close to appointing banks to advise on a flotation, The Sunday Times reported, citing industry and banking sources. EE was created when France Telecom combined its Orange brand in Britain with Deutsche Telekom

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3 Feb 2013 18:07

Barclays says finance director Lucas to retire

LONDON, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Barclays said on Sunday its Finance Director Chris Lucas and its General Counsel Mark Harding are to retire from the British bank, which is trying to emerge from a troubled nine months. They will remain in their roles until their successors have been appointed and

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