How war hit the Gulf dealmaking machine
Bankers had been on pace for $1bn in deal fees for the first time in almost 20 years. Now, everything is on ice
UK
MFS owner accused of ‘plundering’ company to fund ‘lavish lifestyle’
Administrators file lawsuit alleging at least £1.3bn ‘misappropriated’ from collapsed mortgage firm
Nudge theory was all about taking responsibility – but it allowed big business to look the other way
Piyaset/ShutterstockFeelings of despair at the state of the world can be overwhelming. Social and environmental problems persist, but political discourse is polarised, divisive and often ineffective.
Inside the £10bn Schroder family sale
Plus, blissful ignorance at Milken, soaring US market concentration and the London Wine Fair
Will the ECB shift tack on the digital euro?
Central bank appears to be shifting its focus more to wholesale markets
Top ECB official attacks German opposition to UniCredit’s bid for Commerzbank
Central bank’s outgoing vice-president Luis de Guindos says Berlin’s intervention goes ‘against spirit of single market’
Labour should learn from Vienna’s Alterlaa social housing scheme
Affordable rents, children playing, 20 saunas and 14 swimming pools — no wonder there’s a five-year waiting list
Britain’s bridging loan woes rattle US private credit firms
High-octane area of mortgage market under scrutiny following messy collapses
UK government unit targets £99bn of investment from Australian pension funds
Plan will ‘deliver long-term economic growth while boosting our already strong trade relationship’, says minister
New York’s rich lash out at ‘shameful’ Mamdani plan to tax second homes
The city’s wealthy property owners say they are sick of being vilified
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