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Lunch Wrap
On FT Alphaville this morning,
- Barclays updates some numbers.
- And goes poaching in ABN’s investment bank, hiring those it failed to buy.
- Farmaggedon and word of goings-on a Misys, in Markets Live.
- The secret ballot for investment committees.
- Credit Agricole becomes the latest European bank to plump for a rights issue.
- The legacy of the Crock.
- The Samba Weath fund and a move to the Netherlands Antilles, in further reading.
On FT.com,
- Consumer price inflation shot up at the fastest rate in more than five years in April to take the annual rate to 3 per cent.
- Oil markets are adequately supplied, the International Energy Agency has said, reducing some pressure on the Opec cartel to pump more oil.
- Redrow adds to the woes of the UK housebuilders.
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