Sterling now more vulnerable to Brexit, warns economist
Shift from foreign direct investment to short-term bank loans leaves currency at risk if no deal
Macro News
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PA Brexit debate: UK will be ‘divided for a generation’
Iain Duncan Smith and Digby Jones talk Boris Johnson and a second referendum at this year’s PA Autumn Congress
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UK equity managers admit Brexit will knock their funds
42% say their portfolios are sensitive to negotiations
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What’s different 10 years on?
Investors summarise what has changed since banking system entered meltdown in September 2008
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US market would survive Trump impeachment
Economic data indicates US recession is at least two and a half years away
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BoE holds rates at 0.75%
Markets had not priced in a second consecutive hike
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IA: Brexit deal must protect UK funds industry
UK asset managers look after more assets than Germany, France and Switzerland combined
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‘Unreliable boyfriend’ Carney commits until 2020
Central bank governor will hand over the reins immediately after Brexit
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Bonham Carter: Political threat looms in wake of financial crisis
Jupiter vice chairman reflects on the global economy a decade since Lehman collapse
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FTSE relationship with sterling enters uncertain territory
Investors mixed on whether negative correlation would break down on ‘no deal’ Brexit
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Morrissey-backed report urges UK to reduce dependence on the City
Think tank calls for major rethink of the UK economy following Brexit
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Woodford: EM stress validates my winners
UK is “one bright spot” in global downturn scenario, star fund manager claims
