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Former Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne has picked up a new job job as an investment banker after leaving posts at the Evening Standard and BlackRock. Mr Osborne, 49, served in David Cameron's Cabinet between 2010 and 2016, before Theresa May became prime minister.  He then served as a backbench MP until the 2017 General Election, while taking up new roles in media and banking.  Last year he was promoted from editor to editor-in-chief at the London Evening Standard. He has now left the role, as well as a £650,000-a-year, one-day-a-week position he held at US fund manager BlackRoc...

George Osborne to join Robey Warshaw  Former Chancellor will give up roles at BlackRock and the Evening Standard to join the Mayfair-based boutique advisory firm George Osborne George Osborne is becoming a full-time banker at Robey Warshaw, the merger house behind some of Britain's biggest corporate takeovers. The former chancellor's move, first reported by the Financial Times, means he will give up his roles at BlackRock and the Evening Standard. Mr Osborne's appointment marks the first time that the boutique advisory firm has hired a partner since it was set up by bankers Sir Simon ...

George Osborne takes up full-time banking role at Robey Warshaw Former chancellor George Osborne will take up the role of partner at Robey Warshaw in April (Getty Images) George Osborne is joining boutique investment bank Robey Warshaw, as he shuns a portfolio of wide-ranging roles to become a full-time mergers and acquisitions banker. The former chancellor will step down from his current roles as editor-in-chief of the Evening Standard and a senior advisor to Blackrock at the end of March, taking up a full-time role as partner at Robey Warshaw in April. London-based Robey Wa...

Last modified on Tue 2 Feb 2021 00.12 EST George Osborne, the former chancellor who orchestrated the austerity drive after the financial crisis, is dropping his portfolio career to become a full-time banker. Osborne announced on Monday that he is giving up nearly all his current jobs to become a partner at the investment bank Robey Warshaw. The former Conservative MP is currently editor-in-chief of the Evening Standard and the chair of the Northern Powerhouse Partnership. He is also paid £650,000 a year for working one day a week as an adviser to the fund manager Black Rock. It is unclear ho...

  Part 26 of the Companies Act 2006     RSA Insurance Group plc ("RSA") announces that at the Court Meeting and General Meeting held earlier today in connection with the recommended cash offer by Regent Bidco Limited ("Regent") (a wholly-owned subsidiary of Intact Financial Corporation), pursuant to which Regent will acquire the entire issued and to be issued share capital of RSA (the "Acquisition") to be effected by means of a Court-sanctioned scheme of arrangement under Part 26 of the Companies Act 2006 (the "Scheme"):   (A)  the requisite majority o...