Financial Services

Woodford strikes again.

“the only way I can think to differentiate among you”...

The fall out which followed a £203,948 bar bill continues, all these years later

The worst week this millennium, but will it be enough to scare away the money?

Any legislative measures offering regulatory and tax relief to green bonds demand clearer rules on what constitute such assets if gaming is to be avoided. But such measures will also enrich the nascent green industry.

The startup needs a tech valuation for a successful float, but will investors be persuaded?

Some are growing concerned the CME’s foray into bitcoin futures trading could be the route by which cryptocurrency volatility infects broader markets.

Researchers at the Cleveland Fed knock down three key P2P industry claims.

How exactly does PayPal expect Venmo to make money?

An exciting arbitrage opportunity got a lot of publicity and finally went away. But why?

In this guest post, Martin Lowy explains why you can’t explain the American housing bubble without the influx of money from Europe.

If China’s largest money market fund Yu’e Bao wants to keep beating average cash-management returns, it will eventually have to become a licensed bank.

That was way harsh, Dimon.

An American central banker should know better.

Since Article 50 was activated, the UK is losing some of the benefits of being in the EU, even as it retains the obligations.

It was a case of Muddy Waters in muggy weather as Hong Kong hosted the Sohn Investment Conference on Wednesday.

Moreover, it’s unavailable just when you really want to use it to lock in all those delicious profits!

A look at the performance of the largest single backer of European venture capital.

Why the holy grail in crypto land is finding a legitimate entry point into the conventional banking system.

In this guest post, former banking lawyer Martin Lowy explains the problems with ring-fencing investment banking from commercial banking and proposes a simpler solution for limiting systemic risk.

But it’s complicated…

Brewdog, the independent Scottish brewery, has raised £100m from TSG Consumer Partners, the American private equity firm. In a message to shareholders on Saturday, the beer maker said TSG had acquired 22 per cent of the company. Brewdog said the transaction had given it a £1bn enterprise value.

A few footnotes on a mea culpa.

If you were after a 93-page guide to China’s bond, equity and currency markets, including proposals for reform, then… good news.