The London stock market is still waiting for its IPO revival after debuts disappointed in 2025 despite major market pushes from the government and regulators. In the last year, the …
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Capitolis Appoints Roy Saadon as Head of Market Development, Portfolio Optimization
Capitolis, the financial technology company, announced the appointment of Roy Saadon as Head of Market Development for its Portfolio Optimization business. Saadon, based in London, will lead Capitolis’ efforts to …
London Stock Exchange poised for IPO rebound in 2026
After a long-winded exodus, London’s flagship stock exchange saw a flurry of IPO activity at the tail end of last year, with the exchange poised for further revival in 2026. …
Global Group snaps up Gary Neville-founded The Overlap
Gary Neville-founded media business The Overlap has been sold to Global in a deal that will see the radio juggernaut complete a majority acquisition. The Overlap, founded in 2021 and …
British Basketball Federation owed half a million pounds when it went bust
The British Basketball Federation owed close to half a million pounds when it began the process of going into liquidation late last year. The BBF, which was in charge of …
Loomis Sayles Proudly Celebrates 100 Years of Client Commitment and Investment Excellence
Loomis, Sayles & Company, the investment manager with $425 billion in assets under managementi, proudly marks its centennial year, celebrating a legacy of independent thinking and a relentless commitment to …
Steve Coogan’s TV maker returns to profit before High Court settlement
Steve Coogan’s production company returned to profit ahead of settling a High Court defamation claim, it has been revealed. Baby Cow Productions has reported a pre-tax profit of £358,628 for …
Tennis: Record prize money for Australian Open winners
Winners at this year’s Australian Open will get £2m in prize money for the first time after organisers of the tennis grand slam increased their total purse. If Jannik Sinner …
Cost burden on firms rise at fastest pace since May
Cost burdens on firms rose at their fastest pace since May as bosses dealt with wage growth pressures and sky-high energy prices, new data has indicated. S&P Global’s latest purchasing …
EY extends global HQ stay on Thames
Big Four giant EY has renewed the lease on its global headquarters until 2040. The firm’s UK and global HQ is at 1 More London Place, whose lease was set …