Estate Planning

Last year was not a vintage year for dealmaking in the City as the impact of higher interest rates and economic uncertainty put corporate mergers and acquisitions into a state …

BAE Systems has been given the regulatory green light for its blockbuster £4.4bn acquisition of Ball Aerospace. In a statement on the London Stock Exchange, the weapons giant said it …

The long-running dispute on Mastercard and Visa’s interchange fees is back at the court today for a liability hearing, with another hearing scheduled to run into next year. The case …

One of two Brick Lane beigel shops – which have provoked heated debate amongst Londoners for decades – is shut, and nobody quite knows why. Brick Lane Beigel Shop – …

The Bank of England has reportedly spent more than £20m on maintenance-related contracts for its Grade I-listed building since last September. Financial News reported that, based on analysis of its …

Dispensa, the holding company that focuses on luxury food brands, is set to delist from the London Stock Exchange, as the firm has fallen to just £2.3m in market cap. …

Train drivers from five rail companies have voted to continue strike action for six months in the ongoing dispute over pay. The Aslef Union voted overhwelmingly to continue industrial action …

House prices fell in December with the average price of a property now costing £285k – but it’s still hard to afford a home for lots of Britons. The figure, …

This week, a memorial service will be held to mark the passing of John Bridges, a long-time stalwart of the City. His daughter writes for City A.M. on a true …

Cellular agriculture investor Agronomics reported a loss of £437,924 last year, down significantly from an £18.6m profit in 2022. The Isle of Man-based venture capital firm saw its net asset …