How UK real estate companies can repel private equity bargain hunters
If Reits want to stay independent, they can’t just wait around for markets to lift everybody
Beware rushing into private credit deals, warns Canadian pension giant
CPPIB chief John Graham says institutional investors should ‘know what you’re buying’
Revolut’s kitesurfing leader is an asset to Britain
Nik Storonsky is demanding and disruptive but he is building a world-leading bank
Starling eyes UK acquisition to boost corporate lending
Neobank wants to put its £12bn of deposits to more profitable use
First Brands financier Raistone nearing sale
One of the largest middlemen in car parts group’s debt raisings close to a deal with Marblegate Asset Management
The Fed Cut Rates Again but Deep Divisions Cloud Path Ahead
The central bank’s decision to lower interest rates for a third straight meeting was highly contentious, reflecting an internal divide that will likely limit how much borrowing costs will fall next year.
CVC creates president role as private equity firm prepares for succession
Peter Rutland, who heads financial services buyouts for Amsterdam-listed firm, will take up position
Measuring Exploitation in the Global Economy
Who gains—and who loses—from global capitalism?
Driverless taxis are heading to the UK, but it’s still not clear who to blame when something goes wrong
Driverless in San Francisco. Tada Images/ShutterstockDriverless taxis are a bit like buses. You wait ages for one, and then a fleet arrives all at once. The US firms Waymo and Uber have both said their vehicles will be on the streets of London in 2026.
Farmers and supermarkets worry that extreme weather will stop food getting to consumers – here’s what needs to change
www.hollandfoto.net/ShutterstockStorm Amy with its gusts of nearly 100mph brought heavy rain, fallen trees, and transport disr
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