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Share Price: 412.00
Bid: 409.00
Ask: 422.00
Change: 3.00 (0.73%)
Spread: 13.00 (3.178%)
Open: 410.50
High: 415.50
Low: 410.50
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Sunday newspaper round-up: SAB Miller, Tesco, Wm Morrison

Sun, 27th Sep 2015 16:25

(ShareCast News) - AB Inbev could table a £70bn bid for SAB Miller this week, firing the starting gun on the biggest-ever takeover of a British company. Over recent days the world's two biggest brewers have begun "friendly" talks, sources said. The discussions continued into yesterday, with Budweiser owner AB InBev expected to make a firm opening offer within days - possibly tomorrow morning.London-listed SAB, the maker of Peroni and Grolsch, is understood to be playing hardball with its Belgian rival over price, but is not unreceptive to a deal. - The Sunday TimesTesco is close to ditching the sale of Dunnhumby, the company behind the Clubcard, but is ready to go ahead with the £3bn sale of its central and east European operations. Senior City sources said yesterday that the advertising agency WPP, the last serious bidder for Dunnhumby, was struggling to agree a price. The sale has stuttered since it was launched earlier in the year. Buyers have raised concerns about Tesco's contract with Dunnhumby, which is up for review in 2020. - The Sunday TimesEmbattled supermarket retailer Wm Morrison is in a legal row with a clutch of property developers over a string of supermarket sites that it has pulled out of building. Sources say that there are currently a number of ongoing court proceedings that could decide multi-million pound payouts in favour of a number of developers. - The Sunday TelegraphSantander is considering re-entering the investment advice market, several years after abandoning much of the sector in the face of tighter regulations at the end of 2012. The Spanish-owned lender joined much of the high street banking sector in chopping back its investment advice service for the majority of customers when regulations changed the way investors paid for advice, and rules came in requiring expensive extra training for staff. - The Sunday TelegraphAn Indian billionaire and two of the City's most powerful institutions can be revealed as the driving forces behind a growing shareholder rebellion at Debenhams. The struggling department store's three biggest investors - Schroders, Milestone Resources and Old Mutual - are pushing for a board shake-up with help from the broker Cenkos. Milestone is a holding company for Mukesh "Micky" Jagtiani, an Indian-born former London taxi driver who runs a sprawling retail empire from Dubai. Together the three investors own about 25% of Debenhams. - The Sunday TimesOne of Britain's biggest housebuilders has hired a roster of heavyweight advisers as it prepares to launch a £1bn stock market float. Countryside Properties, which was bought out of Lloyds bank by the American private equity firm Oaktree Capital two years ago, has drafted in investment bankers from HSBC, JP Morgan, Numis and Barclays to plan a listing early next year. - The Sunday TimesSmall businesses could get a serious boost from peer-to-peer lenders and crowdfunding platforms, providing an alternative source of credit to the big banks, according to a study from the Centre for Economics and Business Research and payments firm Fiserv. Alternative finance to businesses is projected to hit £12.3bn in 2020, up 10-times from the £1.2bn loaned out in 2014. Although the rate of growth sounds extraordinarily fast, the market has already grown from just £90m in 2011. - The Sunday Telegraph
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22 May 2015 13:35

Start-up British banks seeing better returns than larger rivals, says KPMG

New 'challenger' banks are outperforming the 'Big Five' high street banks, and the larger lenders need to examine better ways of standing out in the market, according to a report by KPMG. The reported said that new banks in the UK are securing stellar returns, as they pick up "the whitespace left be

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28 Apr 2015 10:18

Banco Santander first quarter profit jumps on Spain's recovery and weak euro

Spanish banking giants Banco Santander said its first-quarter profit rose over 30%, on the back of Spain's economic recovery and the weakening euro. In the three months to 31 March, the group's profit jumped 32% year-on-year to €1.72bn, in line with analysts' expectations. In a statement released o

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30 Mar 2015 14:13

Bank of England unveils plan for 2015 'stress tests' on UK banks

The Bank of England on Monday outlined fresh plans to assess the UK's banks in the event of another global economic crisis. The new plan will be applied to the largest UK banks and building societies. The BoE said the purpose of the test is to ensure that the UK banking system can withstand a sever

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5 Feb 2015 16:46

Santander UK to replace Barclays as 'Boris bikes' sponsor

Santander UK could soon replace Barclays as the backer of London's cycle-sharing scheme. According to Sky News, the lender is close to seal a £50m deal to replace its sector peer as sponsor of the British capital's cycle scheme. Santander and Coca Cola have been locked in a race to replace Barclays

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9 Jan 2015 09:28

Santander UK parent bank plunges 10% on capital hike plans

Banco Santander, Spanish parent company of Santander UK, returned to trade on Friday with a 10% crash after announcing a capital hike. Trading in Santander was suspended on Thursday by the Spanish market regulator CNMV with its shares rising 3.3%. New Banco Santander chairman Ana Botin then announc

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21 Dec 2014 12:05

Santander UK handed £300m boost to bolster its capital position ahead of 2015 tests

Santander UK has received £300m from its Spanish parent firm, as it aims to bolster its position ahead of a tougher round of Bank of England (BoE) stress tests in 2015. In 2015, the BoE is expected to scrutinise banks on an additional measure of financial strength that could make the regime more pun

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4 Nov 2014 09:29

Santander beats consensus with highest profits in almost three years

Banco Santander reported third-quarter earnings on Tuesday that beat the consensus forecast after profit reached its highest level in 10 quarters. Attributable profit for the first nine months rose 31.7% to hit €4.36bn. For the third quarter, the Spanish bank earned €1.61bn, beating the consensus fo

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3 Nov 2014 16:34

Tuesday preview: Imperial Tobacco and Santander set to release results

Imperial Tobacco is set to release its preliminary full-year results, which are expected to reveal a 2.9% drop in the company's earnings per share to 204.6p on the heels of a 5.1% fall in reported revenues to reach £7.45bn. The company is expected to have taken a hit from foreign currency translati

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13 Oct 2014 10:31

UK bank reforms negative for bondholders, Moody's says

Recent proposed structural reforms released by the UK's Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) are negative for all large bank bondholders, Moody's warned in a note published on Monday. "The proposed hanges are credit negative for all bondholders of large UK banks because they remove some key obstacl

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26 Sep 2014 16:00

Santander UK hires RBS executive as managing director

Santander UK has poached Susan Allen from Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) to become managing director. Allen, who has more than 25 years of experience, led the asset finance, invoice finance and transaction services businesses for corporate clients at RBS. She has held a number of senior management pos

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10 Sep 2014 08:18

Banco Santander chairman Emilio Botin dies aged 79

The chairman of Spain's largest bank, Banco Santander, has passed away. Emilio Botin, who was 79, died in Madrid on Tuesday evening, a spokesman for the company said. The board will meet to appoint a successor on Wednesday. Coming from a family of bankers hailing from the northern Spanish province

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26 Mar 2014 09:34

UK watchdog fines Santander 12.4m pounds

British financial regulators have fined the UK arm of Spanish banking group Santander nearly 12.4m pounds over financial advice problems. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said it had fined Santander £12,377,800 after the watchdog found "serious failings in the way it offered financial advice f

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17 Sep 2013 16:35

DIRECTOR DEALINGS: Banco Santander Executive Buys 14K Shares

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24 Jul 2013 15:53

Wife of DS Smith CEO sells 5.6m-pound stake

The wife of DS Smith frontman Miles Roberts sold a substantial sum of shares in the packaging and office supplies firm on the same day it was revealed the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) received a big pay increase last year. The move came on Tuesday, the same day DS Smith released its annual report

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27 Feb 2013 16:12

3i Chief adds 2.5m shares to stake

Simon Borrows, the Chief Executive of 3i Group, the international investor focused on mid-market private equity, this week bought 2.5m 3i shares in three tranches. The three tranches consisted of 550,000 shares purchased at 308.22p, 374,809 at 312.38p, and 1.6m at 305.84p. Altogether the purchases

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