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Home Retail boss opens Hammerson account

Thu, 01st Apr 2010 11:20

Terry Duddy, chief executive of Argos and Homebase owner Home Retail Group, has opened his account at Hammerson having joined the board of the shopping centre operator in December.He took 20,000 shares at 394p a time in his first purchase of shares in the company, paying a total of £78,800.In a trading update in February, Hammerson, whose portfolio includes the Bullring shopping centre in Birmingham, said it had a much better second half, although a profit for the last six months of the year failed to offset weakness in the first half, leaving the real estate giant nursing a big annual loss.The value of Hammerson's portfolio fell 9% in 2009."Recently there has been a recovery in property markets, supported by strong investor demand and the policy of central banks supporting financial markets," said chairman John Nelson."The economic outlook, however, remains uncertain, and against this background the board intends to maintain a prudent approach to financing."Duddy became chief executive of the catalogue retailer Argos in 1998 when it was owned by retail giant GUS. Following the demerger of Argos and Homebase from GUS in 2006, he became chief executive of the new company, Home Retail Group.Top Director BuysCable & Wireless Communications (CWC) Director name: Mr William Anthony RiceAmount purchased: 1,997,743 @ 55.71p Value: £1,112,943British Land Co (BLND) Director name: Mr Chris GriggAmount purchased: 39,366 @ 479.60p Value: £188,799Centamin Egypt (CEY) Director name: Mr Harry Michael Amount purchased: 75,000 @ 133.68p Value: £100,260Hammerson (HMSO) Director name: Mr Terry DuddyAmount purchased: 20,000 @ 393.90p Value: £78,780British Land Co (BLND) Director name: Mr Timothy Andrew RobertsAmount purchased: 16,402 @ 479.60p Value: £78,664British Land Co (BLND) Director name: Mr Graham C RobertsAmount purchased: 14,393 @ 479.60p Value: £69,029MS International (MSI) Director name: Mr Michael J BellAmount purchased: 53,000 @ 120.00p Value: £63,600Cable & Wireless Communications (CWC) Director name: Mr Simon BallAmount purchased: 80,000 @ 55.00p Value: £44,000Aer Lingus Group (AERL) Director name: Mr Colm BarringtonAmount purchased: 60,000 @ € 0.73 Value: € 43,800Axis-Shield (ASD) Director name: Dr Ian GilhamAmount purchased: 10,565 @ 410.00p Value: £43,316Top Director SellsLondon Mining (LOND) Director name: Mr Graham HossieAmount sold: 1,837,722 @ 264.75p Value: £4,865,369Schroders NV (SDRC) Director name: Mr Michael W R DobsonAmount sold: 128,217 @ 1,138.00p Value: £1,459,109Schroders (SDR) Director name: Mr Michael W R DobsonAmount sold: 98,431 @ 1,408.50p Value: £1,386,401Carillion (CLLN) Director name: Mr Richard TappAmount sold: 191,047 @ 324.61p Value: £620,158F&C Asset Management (FCAM) Director name: Mr Alain GrisayAmount sold: 886,000 @ 61.57p Value: £545,510Shire Plc (SHP) Director name: Mr Matthew EmmensAmount sold: 15,147 @ 1,460.12p Value: £221,164Bunzl (BNZL) Director name: Mr Brian MayAmount sold: 39,278 @ 722.06p Value: £283,611SWP Group (SWP) Director name: Mr J A F WalkerAmount sold: 1,500,000 @ 12.75p Value: £191,250SDL International (SDL) Director name: Mr Cristina Maria Elisa LancasterAmount sold: 32,974 @ 482.00p Value: £158,935Aegis Group (AGS) Director name: Mr Jerry BuhlmannAmount sold: 100,000 @ 126.50p Value: £126,500
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FTSE 100 movers: Investment managers decline

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FTSE 100 movers: Footsie ahead despite ex-dividends

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FTSE 100 movers: Results dominate index

A mixed bag of results dominate the main movers in the Footsie. The bright spot was fund manager Schroders. Net new business inflows jumped to £15bn in 2009 compared with net outflows of £9.6bn in 2008, while funds under management ended the year at £148.4bn versus £110.2bn a year earlier. Total p

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Schroders executives pocket option gains

Two executive directors of asset manager Schroders have taken up options and sold most of them for large profits. Chief executive Michael Dobson took up options over 1,802,033 non-voting shares, of which 906,285 were at nil cost and the rest at prices of 705p, 483p and 398p a share. The total cost

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FTSE 100 movers: Schroders leads the pack

Fund manager Schroders leads the FTSE 100 higher after saying it is seeing strong demand for its European corporate bond product, prompting Morgan Stanley to upgrade the stock. Rexam is the heaviest faller. The packaging giant's well -flagged right issue has been launched with the firm looking to r

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24 Jul 2009 17:13

London close: Ten out of ten for Footsie

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24 Jul 2009 14:11

London afternoon: Financials find favour

Footsie eased back a little over the lunchtime session but thanks to firm financials the blue-chip index continues to shrug off this morning's gloomy data on gross domestic product (GDP). UK output contracted 0.8% between April and June after a 2.4% decline in the first quarter, according to the Of

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