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It’s crazy for retirement age to be 65, warns world’s largest fund manager
BlackRock boss Larry Fink says baby boomers have ‘obligation’ to help younger generations
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Betfair owner expects US profits to treble as it plots London stock market exit
Flutter Entertainment chief says America has ‘transformed’ its profile
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Co-op Bank to slash more than one in 10 jobs
Lender plots 400 redundancies in scramble to save money
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Tory tax raids have driven away tourists and investors, warns London Eye owner
Merlin Entertainments to roll out new pricing plan after unveiling £214m loss
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Nord Stream sues insurers for €400m over pipeline blasts
Lloyd’s of London among defendants as Swiss-based company seeks damages for 2022 explosions
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Why the glory days are over for Britain’s wealth managers
Sector faces a remarkable fall from grace as the City watchdog launches a crackdown
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NatWest hires City law firm as it tools up for Nigel Farage battle
Bank lines up specialist lawyer in anticipation of debanking challenge
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Instagram influencer ‘paid more than £2m’ in Saudi Newcastle takeover
Amanda Staveley paid the star despite ‘no substantive role’ in club’s purchase, it is claimed
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Big banks face new threat from the ghost of Northern Rock
Nationwide’s deal to acquire Virgin Money will create a new banking powerhouse
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Sir Richard Branson to get £400m in Nationwide takeover of Virgin Money
Acquisition to create second-largest mortgage and savings business in Britain
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Currys investor hits out at ‘absurdity’ of London Stock Exchange as more companies prepare to quit
Criticism adds to fears that low valuations leave UK companies vulnerable to takeovers
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US lenders risk triggering new financial crisis, warns IMF
Fund says small banks’ exposure to commercial property poses serious threat to stability
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Aviva returns to Lloyd’s of London as climate change boosts insurance demand
Takeover gives FTSE 100 group a lucrative foothold in a booming sector
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Plans for 99pc mortgages scrapped after backlash from banks
Hunt’s move follows lenders’ warning over a surge in defaults among borrowers
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Pay British bosses more ‘or put London’s global status at risk’
London stock market chief warns exodus will continue without better salaries
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Churchill owner targeted in £3.1bn Belgian takeover bid
Ageas swoops for Direct Line as foreign buyers circle low-priced British stocks
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