Mobico: National Express owner’s CFO to depart after ‘regrettable’ accounting issues
Mobico Group's CFO will depart after accounting issues caused the firm to delay publication of its full-year results twice.
Hipgnosis: “Minded” to go with Blackstone in takeover battle if £1.2bn bid firms up
Concord had valued Hipgnosis Song Fund at $1.4bn (£1.1bn) in its bid last week, but Blackstone floated an offer seven per cent higher.
London-listed CBD and vape CEO suspended over insider trading allegations
The boss of London-listed Chill Brands has been suspended over allegations of insider trading, the firm announced this morning.
FCA senior man on the move to growing comms agency
A SENIOR ADVISOR at the City watchdog is set for a new gig at a growing comms and public affairs firm. FCA man Ramesh Chhabra is to leave his role as right hand man to CEO Nikhil Rathi for a job at
Fourth Bitcoin halving is a moment For celebration
By the time you read this, Bitcoin will have completed its 4th Halving. The issuance rate of Bitcoin is designed to drop by half every 210,000 blocks, roughly every 4 years. This increases Bitcoin's
Meet the fund managers: Lessons from 40 years in the investment industry
In City A.M.'s weekly series, Elliot Gulliver-Needham sits down with David Coombs, head of multi-asset investments at Rathbones.
‘Truss playbook’: Labour attacks Susan Hall’s ‘unfunded’ spending plans
Labour have today attacked Conservative mayoral candidate Susan Hall’s “uncosted” spending plans for City Hall as “straight out of the Liz Truss playbook”.
Asda tycoons’ private jets flew to the Caribbean 50 times, data reveals
The private jets of Asda's billionaire owners, the Issa brothers, flew between London and the Caribbean more than 50 times over a two-and-a-half-year period, City A.M. can reveal.
AIM delistings jump 62 per cent as London’s small cap market suffers
The number of companies delisting from London's Alternative Investment Market (AIM) has soared past pandemic-era highs.
Londoners back stop and search as violence cost taxpayers £7bn, poll finds
Londoners backed stop and search in a bid to slash crime rates, pollsters found, as it emerged violence cost the capital’s taxpayers £7bn last year.