Goldman Sachs buys investment group Industry Ventures for $1bn
Move deepens Wall Street bank’s asset management business
EY accused of misleading watchdog over NMC Health audit
Failed hospital operator’s administrators seeking about £2bn damages from accounting firm in trial over missed ‘red flags’
JPMorgan backs ‘America First’ push with up to $10bn investment
Chief executive Jamie Dimon says US too dependent on ‘unreliable’ sources of materials ‘essential’ to national security
Millions will get a windfall over car finance. Research helps us understand what they’ll do with it
MJTH/ShutterstockMillions of motorists across the UK could be in line for payments of around £700 after car dealers mis-sold finance to earn commission. Finance providers stand to lose billions compensating consumers after the scandal.
Bretton Woods: A System That Can’t Be Fixed—But Can Be Made Fairer and More Effective
The IMF and World Bank can no longer function as instruments that discipline some member countries while deferring to others. Their challenge is to transform the exercise of power among member countries into a framework of mutual respect and cooperation.
First Brands founder Patrick James steps down as CEO
Charles Moore of Alvarez & Marsal to become ‘interim chief executive’ as well as chief restructuring officer
L&G appoints Wheway as chair as Kingman prepares to step down
Current chair of Scottish Widows will take up post after insurer’s annual meeting in May 2026
Big Yellow shares soar on Blackstone takeover interest
US private equity group weighing factors including the impact of upcoming UK Budget on self-storage market
Mitsotakis heads to Gaza Peace Summit with focus on wider regional developments
Athens sees the Gaza peace agreement that is due to be signed on Monday in Egypt’s Sharm el-Sheikh as historic and a new opportunity for peace in the Middle East.
Tempe reverberations continue as PM reacts to ongoing protests
Despite the decision taken last week by the justice system to agree to the demands made by relatives of the 57 people killed in the Tempe train crash for the exhumation of the victims’ remains, it appears that the aftermath of Greece’s deadliest rail accident will continue to dog the government for months, if not years, to come.
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