Phoenix Group to explore potential sale of Sunlife
Phoenix Group, the UK’s largest long-term savings and retirement business, has revealed that it will explore a possible sale of its Sunlife business.
Crypto Jump president jumps ship
Kanav Kariya, president of Jump Crypto, has left the company.
Investors take punt on Labour despite some stock market concerns
38 per cent of UK investors said they'd be voting Labour, compared to 23 per cent for the Conservatives, according to a survey conducted by Finimize.
UK defence sector raked in £28bn last year as war drives military spending
The UK defence sector grew by 36 per cent between 2013 and 2023 and raked in £28bn last year as war drives military spending globally, according to a new report.
Column: Leafleting, manifesto prep and a BBC debate: the final campaign push
Like it or not, the six-week election campaign is finally drawing to a close - and come the early hours of July 5 we’re likely to have a new government.
UK payment firms warn new fraud refund rules could ‘freeze’ systems in October
The UK’s payments watchdog is under growing pressure from the firms it regulates to rethink new fraud refund rules that industry chiefs say could wreak havoc for both companies and consumers.
Father, Son, and My Lord: Vatican faces English High Court over luxury Chelsea property fraud
The home of the Catholic Church, an expensive London building and an alleged multi-million pound fraud lawsuit heads to the London High Court
Fintechs set for ‘substantial uptick’ in stock market listings as UK investment rebounds
The fintech market is primed for a “substantial uptick” in IPO activity, according to Boston Consulting Group, as investor sentiment around UK start-ups rebounds after a bruising 2023.
FTSE 100 today: London markets brace for cautious trading ahead of US inflation and election
Asian markets traded mixed despite Wall Street closing higher, with Nvidia climbing over 6 per cent. Focus on US new home sales.
