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Wednesday newspaper round-up: BoE, ENRC, Co-op Bank

Wed, 26th Jun 2013 06:46

Chancellor George Osborne has hit back after Bank of England Governor Mervyn King said Downing Street had applied political pressure on behalf of banks, The Telegraph reported. Osborne defended anyone's right to lobby for lighter regulation. He did not deny claims that he and Number 10 lobbied the central bank's Prudential Regulation Authority at the directive of the banks. The Chief Executive of Eurasian Natural Resources Corp. (ENRC) has warned staff that a plan to take the company private by a consortium of its founders and the Kazakh government could result in sale of large parts of the business, according to an internal memo seen by The Times. Some of the most controversial deals struck during ENRC's listing in London could soon be unwound by the Kazakh miner. Co-operative Bank bondholders are planning to hit back against the lender's planned debt restructuring as they are outraged over the prospective £500m of losses they would have to foot. US law firm Brown Rudnick has been hired to represent the interests of some 800 small bondholders, people close to the situation told the Financial Times.Consumer minister Jo Swinson is set to hold talks with lenders, regulators and debt charities on whether more regulation is needed, according to The Guardian. Payday lenders have been called to a government summit to discuss "widespread irresponsible lending" as the industry braces for an inquiry by the competition watchdog.Italy is facing potential losses of billions of euros on derivatives contracts it restructured at the height of the eurozone crisis, according to a confidential report by the Rome Treasury. The Financial Times, which obtained the report, said it sheds more light on the financial tactics that enabled the debt-laden country to enter the euro in 1999 and details Italy's debt transactions and exposure in the first half of 2012.RD
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24 Aug 2023 18:08

SFO drops 10-year probe into Rio Tinto, Eurasian Natural Resources

(Alliance News) - The Serious Fraud Office has dropped a 10-year probe into Rio Tino PLC and former FTSE 100 miner Eurasian Natural Resources Corp, saying it does not have enough evidence to prosecute.

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24 Nov 2013 16:46

Sunday newspaper round-up: Iran, RBS, Babcock

The interim deal between Iran and six world powers hammered out in the small hours of November 24th to curb the former's nuclear programme is a long way from perfect, but it meets two key tests. The first is that it will extend Iran's so-called "critical capability"?the time needed for it to produce

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12 Nov 2013 15:58

Potash slump raises stakes in Russia legal battle

* Eurochem seeks $800 mln from London-listed Shaft Sinkers * Seeks similar sum in Dutch suit from main shareholder IMR * Claim "nonsensical and fabricated" - Shaft Sinkers * IMR says will make robust defence * Eurochem stands by investments despite potash price slump Read more

7 Nov 2013 09:12

ENRC Says Sales Down, Production Up In Third Quarter, Ahead Of Delisting

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6 Nov 2013 15:26

FCA tightens listing rules to give minority shareholders more power

Minority shareholders in large companies are to be given more powers as the City regulator tightens listing rules in London. In a move which it hopes will "protect" small investors, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has strengthened its listing rules to give shareholders "additional voting righ

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5 Nov 2013 18:22

UPDATE 1-British regulator to toughen London share listing rules

By Kylie MacLellan LONDON, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Britain's financial regulator is to bolster its stock market listing rules to better protect minority shareholders, after high-profile scandals at mining companies ENRC and Bumi left some investors nursing heavy losses. The Financial Conduc

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5 Nov 2013 13:10

UK regulator to toughen London share listing rules

By Kylie MacLellan LONDON, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Britain's financial regulator is to bolster its stock market listing rules to better protect minority shareholders, after high-profile scandals at mining companies ENRC and Bumi left some investors nursing heavy losses. The Financial Conduc

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25 Oct 2013 17:31

ENRC Non-Executives Resign Following Eurasian Resources Offer Becoming Unconditional

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25 Oct 2013 10:19

Founders apply to delist Kazakh miner ENRC

(.) LONDON, Oct 25 (Reuters) - The founders of Kazakh miner ENRC , whose bid to buy out minority shareholders went unconditional on Friday, have applied to UK regulators and the London Stock Exchange to delist the company. The trio of billionaire founders, who launched the bid alongsi

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23 Oct 2013 13:24

ENRC proposes "quarantine" for foreign firms eyeing UK listing

* Suggests probationary period for companies seeking to join UK main market * Says it was not allowed enough time to shift from "private, Kazakh-based company" * UK parliamentarians have called for evidence from UK-based oil, mining industry * ENRC, Bumi among companies expected

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4 Oct 2013 11:15

Kazakhmys Accepts Offer For Its 26% Holding In ENRC

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4 Oct 2013 10:52

UK WINNERS & LOSERS: Carpetright Slips As Tate & Lyle Leads Blue-Chip Gainers

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26 Sep 2013 08:57

OFFICIAL CORRECTION-ENRC offer deadline extended to 6 Oct

LONDON, Sept 26 (Reuters) - * Rpt-ENRC bidders say have shares representing approximately 95.99 per cent. of the issued share capital of ENRC * Official Correction-ENRC bidders say offer is being extended and will remain open for acceptance until 1.00 P.M. (London time) on 6 October 2013 *

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26 Sep 2013 08:50

Takeover Deadline For ENRC Extended, Shareholding Increased

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20 Sep 2013 16:39

London close: Stocks hit by Bullard comments as post-Fed rally fades

The exuberant post-Fed mood quickly faded on Friday with comments from one US policymaker dampening stocks before the close of trade. Risk appetite was also scaled back as caution set in ahead of the German elections at the weekend with the outcome still highly uncertain. The FTSE 100 finished 28.

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