The Times: Lloyds Banking Group is to set aside a further £800 million to cover potential compensation claims after the Financial Conduct Authority published details of a proposed redress scheme last
The Times: Lloyds Banking Group is to set aside a further £800 million to cover potential compensation claims after the Financial Conduct Authority published details of a proposed redress scheme last
Stock Market Crash?
The Times: Shares in Close Brothers, Lloyds, Barclays and Investec will be in sharp focus this morning after the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published details of a proposed redress scheme following the car loan mis-selling scandal.
Amazing AI (AQSE: AAI), a global fintech group specialising in online consumer loans, announced the results of an accelerated bookbuild to raise up to £1,000,000. It has raised £792,500 in cash
The Independent: £25bn Heathrow expansion plan could mirror ‘world’s best airport’ in Singapore. Arora Group and Heathrow’s owners both recently submitted plans to the Department for Transport for a third runway
The Telegraph: Typical household energy bills will rise to £1,755 a year in October under the price cap. Ofgem, which sets the limit on what energy companies can charge customers, confirmed
Eurasia Mining (EUA), the iridium, osmium, palladium, platinum, rhodium, ruthenium and gold mining company announced the AIX trading launch through the US dollar currency (USD). The trading currency has been successfully
Capital Metals (CMET), a mineral sands company approaching mine development stage at the high-grade Taprobane Minerals Project in Sri Lanka, announces its financial results for the financial year ended 31 March
The AIM All-Share barely moved week-on-week, closing at 761.15, as it succumbed to the usual mid-August slowdown.
The FTSE 100 closed down 64 points on Friday, or 0.7%, at 9,068, marking its lowest finish since 23 July and pulling back from record highs set just a day
Lift Global Ventures (AQSE:LFT), an investment company focused on financial media, technology, and related sectors, announced it will invest in artificial intelligence (“AI”) as part of its existing investment policy.
China controls over 80% of the world’s rare earth processing, giving it substantial geopolitical leverage.