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Sunday newspaper round-up: Vaccine supplies, Debenhams, The Queen

Sun, 31st Jan 2021 21:49

(Sharecast News) - The UK could help the EU and other nations with coronavirus vaccine supplies even before the domestic vaccination programme has been completed, the international trade secretary, Liz Truss, has said. As ministers sought to smooth relations with Brussels after the EU's much-criticised and swiftly rescinded decision to impose a vaccine border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, Truss sought to stress the need for international cooperation. - Guardian
A City dealmaker who once worked for Boris Johnson has held talks over an audacious rescue of the stricken Debenhams department store staff pension fund, we can reveal. In a move that could trigger a wave of similar salvage deals, Edi Truell's Pension Superfund has held detailed discussions with the Debenhams administrator and The Pensions Regulator about a plan to snap up the £1billion scheme. - Financial Mail on Sunday

The Queen will lead a post-Brexit charm offensive by hosting Joe Biden and other world leaders at Buckingham Palace before the G7 summit in Cornwall in June. She will be joined at the "soft power" reception in June by the Prince of Wales, the Duchess of Cornwall and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge under plans being drawn up by royal and government officials to cement the "special relationship" between the UK and America. - Sunday Times

Financier Rich Ricci has turned to Tory grandee Sir Nicholas Soames to help him revive one of Britain's oldest stockbrokers. Mr Ricci told The Daily Telegraph that he has hired Sir Nicholas, a former Conservative minister and Winston Churchill's grandson, to advise Panmure Gordon and help it win more clients after he became chief executive of the loss-making business last year. Bob Diamond took over Panmure in 2017 and parachuted in Mr Ricci, who was his key lieutenant at the bank, last year to turnaround the company. Its losses rose to £27.4m in 2019, according to its latest set of accounts. - Sunday Telegraph

The film financing company behind the BBC's Small Axe series will give investors the chance to tune into the streaming boom by floating a £200 million trust. Great Point Media, based in London and chaired by Robert Halmi, the founder of the Hallmark TV channel in the US, is to list a trust that will finance films and shows on streaming platforms such as Netflix and terrestrial TV. It will be the first time City investors have been able to cash in on streaming, which has boomed in lockdown. - Sunday Times

Downing Street is studying a scathing report that blames British diplomacy in Washington under Sir Kim Darroch for the failure to achieve the prime minister's long-promised US trade deal. Despite enthusiasm from the British government, trade negotiations with the Biden administration have hit a wall and US officials have poured cold water on the chances of a deal any time soon. - Sunday Times
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8 Nov 2013 14:58

UK lawmakers to quiz bankers over Royal Mail valuation row

LONDON, Nov 8 (Reuters) - British lawmakers investigating whether the sale of shares in the Royal Mail postal service was correctly valued have summoned bankers from across the City of London to give evidence, a government source said on Friday. An 69 percent rise in the firm's share price

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30 Sep 2013 13:15

GLI Finance Swings To Profit; Seeks To Raises Up To GBP6.6M To Fund Lending

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24 Sep 2013 10:10

Panmure Gordon Pretax Profits Fall 84% On Restructuring Costs

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24 Sep 2013 09:35

UPDATE 1-Panmure Gordon sees "meatier" second half as IPO activity picks up

* Advised on 3 IPOs in H1 * Expects increased IPO activity in H2 * H1 pretax profit plummets 84 percent * Sees lower H2 costs By Richa Naidu Sept 24 (Reuters) - Panmure Gordon & Co Plc said it expected a "meatier" second half as IPO activity in Britain picks up and t

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24 Sep 2013 08:03

CORRECTED-Steep costs drag on Panmure Gordon's profit

(Corrects paragraph 3 to say profit decreased not increased) Sept 24 (Reuters) - British investment bank Panmure Gordon & Co Plc's first-half profit fell 84 percent, hit by administrative costs associated with a restructuring program it undertook last year. The 137-year-old bank, whic

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24 Sep 2013 07:42

Panmure Gordon's half-way figures hit by volatile trading conditions

Panmure Gordon's first half operating profit fell to 0.3m pounds from last year's 1.2m pounds as the stockbroker invested in a restructuring. Increased administrative costs including the acquisition of new teams shaved off operating profits. Commission and trading income of £5.2m was flat, reflec

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21 Mar 2013 11:47

UPDATE 2-Panmure Gordon sees more UK share listings in 2013

* Posts 0.6 mln pound pretax profit on continuing operations * Sees IPOs as area of expansion in 2013 * Remains cautious on economic outlook By Alice Baghdjian LONDON, March 21 (Reuters) - British investment bank Panmure Gordon said it expected business from new share list

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26 Sep 2012 11:39

Panmure Gordon turnaround on track

The investment bank and stockbroker, Panmure Gordon, has had a decent morning on the markets after revealing a turnaround in profits following last year's cost cutting programme. Earnings from continuing operations were £1.2m in the six months to the end of June with every month during the period y

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26 Jun 2012 16:10

Oakly Capital Investments non-exec buys 200,000 shares

Laurence Blackall, a non-executive director of Oakley Capital Investments, a Bermuda-based investment firm, has purchased 200,000 ordinary shares at 118p a pop. The £236,000 purchase is currently the director's only holding in the firm, equal to around 0.2% of the total voting rights. At the end

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24 Apr 2012 08:34

Small caps round-up: Brainspark, Top Level Domain Holdings, Globo

The management of Brainspark, the AIM-listed investment company, has sought to reassure investors nothing is wrong after its share price fell over 30% in the last month. The company's directors said they knew of no reason for the decline. They added that day to day operations continued as normal and

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30 Sep 2011 14:20

Christie chief exec tops up

The chief executive of surveying, valuation and rent review group Christie, David Rugg, has upped his stake in the company, spending £60,000 on shares. He took 100,000 at 60p a time and now has about 2.6m or 10.3% of the company. Christie works with the retail, leisure and care sectors and has off

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17 Mar 2011 16:49

London close: Strong end to a strong day

London's blue chips were strong all day and boosted late on by a strong start in the US where the Dow notched up a triple-digit gain in quick time. For once, investors overlooked the ongoing bad news on the Japanese earthquake and turmoil in the Arab world to hunt out a few bargains. Heritage Oi

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17 Mar 2011 13:57

London afternoon: Shares kick on as US opens higher

Share prices kicked on over the lunchtime session, boosted by a firm start on Wall Street, where the Dow has notched up a triple-digit gain in quick time. Though the focus remains on the aftermath of the Japanese earthquake and any response to the turbulence it has caused in the financial markets

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17 Mar 2011 07:57

Panmure Gordon confident after tough year

Stockbroker and investment bank Panmure Gordon posted a loss in 2010, though things improved in the second half and the company says it enters 2011 with a promising pipeline. Panmure posted an adjusted pre-tax loss of £4.26m for the year, bigger than the £3.08m deficit the previous year, on net re

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5 Jan 2011 08:16

Panmure Gordon boosted by US recovery

Stockbroker and investment bank Panmure Gordon has seen a significant improvement in its operating performance in the second half of the year. "Both our UK and US businesses generated operating profits in this six months, in spite of continued challenging trading conditions," it adds. UK investme

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