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Broker tips: RBS, GlaxoSmithKline, Bookmakers

Thu, 20th Mar 2014 12:17

Investec has raised its rating for UK banking group Royal Bank of Scotland from 'sell' to 'hold' following the recent slump in its share price, but continues to recommend investors to avoid the stock.With the stock now trading at just 0.8 times tangible net asset value (tNAV), compared with a then-premium multiple of 1.0 in February, the broker has upgraded its rating. "However, why own RBS when profitable, defensive and dividend-rich Barclays ('buy') trades on 0.8 times [tNAV] too?" Panmure Gordon has retained a 'hold' recommendation on shares of GlaxoSmithKline after the pharmaceuticals group reported "another disappointment" for its therapeutic cancer vaccine, MAGE-A3."MAGE-A3 is a therapeutic cancer vaccine, the holy grail of the industry, but was identified as very high risk because it is an unproven area. Therefore, we believe consensus forecasts for this product are heavily risk adjusted and do not expect today's news to trigger major downgrades. Rather we view today's events as a missed upgrading opportunity."Changes to gaming machine taxes and horse racing betting levies announced in the Budget have prompted Credit Suisse to cut its forecasts and target prices for London-listed bookies Ladbrokes, William Hill and Paddy Power.The bank said that Ladbrokes, rated 'underperform', has the highest exposure to UK retail and will be most affected by these changes. It reduced its earnings estimates by 14% and 17% in 2015 and 2016, respectively, leading to a cut in the target price from 155p to 130p.BC
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2 Jan 2015 12:09

London midday: Shares lose early gains as downbeat manufacturing data weighs

London shares lost earlier gains by midday on Friday as downbeat manufacturing data across Europe and jitters about political uncertainty in Greece took their toll. The FTSE 100 Index fell back to stand 8.52 points adrift at 6,557.57 shortly before midday in the first trading session of the new y

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2 Jan 2015 07:45

London pre-open: Economists warn on political uncertainty, euro at 2010 lows

The FTSE 100 Index is expected to start the New Year with slight gains, rising from Monday's closing level of 6,576.74, with most of its European peers seen advancing by between one and six tenths of a percentage point. The Financial Times's (FT) Friday edition led with a story regarding economists'

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2 Jan 2015 07:40

Bookmaker Paddy Power gets new boss

Irish bookmaker Paddy Power has a new chief executive after former boss Patrick Kennedy stepped down. Paddy Power said Andy McCue, formerly managing director of the group's retail UK & Ireland business, had taken up the role on Friday. Kennedy announced his intention to step down as chief executive

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1 Oct 2014 07:31

UK MORNING BRIEFING: Supermarkets Lead FTSE Lower On Sainsbury Sales

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1 Oct 2014 05:52

PRESS: Bookmakers To Voluntarily Ban Free Bet Ads Pre-Watershed - FT

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15 Sep 2014 11:42

UK MIDDAY BRIEFING: TUI Travels Higher As Merger Terms Revealed

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15 Sep 2014 10:17

TOP NEWS: TUI Travel And German Parent Detail Merger Terms

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15 Sep 2014 07:28

UK MORNING BRIEFING: SABMiller, Diageo And TUI Lead Weak FTSE 100

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15 Sep 2014 06:00

REPEAT: PRESS: UK Bookmakers To Create Gambling Watchdog - FT

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15 Sep 2014 05:52

PRESS: UK Bookmakers To Create Gambling Watchdog - FT

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4 Sep 2014 15:31

DIRECTOR DEALINGS: Paddy Power Incoming Chief Executive Gets Shares

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4 Sep 2014 07:39

REPEAT: UK MORNING BRIEFING: Standard Life Jumps 10% On Canada Sale

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4 Sep 2014 07:37

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4 Sep 2014 06:48

Paddy Power Appoints McCue As Chief Executive Designate

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28 Aug 2014 12:07

Paddy Power sympathises with John Cleese as profits fall 20%

Irish bookmaker Paddy Power said it intended to restart its buyback programme as it reported a 20% fall on pre-tax profit for first half of the year. The company's pre-tax profit fell to €61.6m (£49.02m) due to a run of unfavourable sports results as the "public had a field day". In January and M

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