Investment chief gives verdict on NatWest share offer
Investment chief gives verdict on retail sale of NatWest shares
Source: heraldscotland.com
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The 2024 legal outlook for pensions
Following a busy year of buy-ins, consolidation, pensions tax changes, investment requirements and much more, Professional Pensions consults pension lawyers about their hopes and expectations for the industry in 2024…
Source: professionalpensions.com
Revolving doors: Departures from Clifford Chance and Linklaters as US firms continue to snap up talent in London
Paul Weiss continued to cut a swathe through the London market this week with a double partner hire from Clifford Chance. The US firm brought over Legal 50
Source: legalbusiness.co.uk
Simpson Thacher adds fund finance partner in London
Katie McMenamin joins from Travers Smith
Source: thelawyermag.com
Simpson Thacher adds fund finance partner in London from Travers Smith
Travers lifer Katie McMenamins exit follows funds duo Ed Ford and Sacha Gofton-Salmond defecting to Simpson Thacher earlier this year
Source: globallegalpost.com
Simpson Thacher Adds London Fund Finance Partner Katie McMenamin
Katie McMenamin has joined Simpson Thacher as a partner with the fund finance practice in London, the firm said Tuesday.
Source: bloomberglaw.com
SSP : Proxy Form - 2024 AGM -December 19, 2023 at 12:40 pm EST
Attendance Card Please bring this card with you to the Meeting and present it at Shareholder registration/accreditation. ...
City Of United Kingdom Snow Hill Meeting Of The Company Register Of Members The Company Computershare Investor Services
Source: marketscreener.com
ALEX BRUMMER: Savings need a tax break
Somebody should remind the Chancellor of the damage done by Labours removal of tax breaks on dividends way back in 1997.
Source: thisismoney.co.uk
Nigel Farage slams review that found there was no political discrimination in Coutts' decision to shut his account as a 'work of fiction'
The former Ukip and Brexit Party leader was dropped in June by the private bank, which is used by aristocrats and royalty and is owned by NatWest. He said it was over his Right-wing views.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
NatWest says no evidence of discrimination in Coutts bank account closures
Coutts closed about 900 accounts over a two-year period, including those of politicians known as politically exposed persons (PEPs).
Source: irishnews.com