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Vans are seen at the GM manufacturing plant in Luton, north of London, September 10, 2009. U.S. carmaker General Motors has decided to sell Opel to a group led by Canadian car parts maker Magna, ending months of uncertainty over the European unit's fate.

Car insurance prices post record rise - AA

Reuters - Friday, January 21 03:56 pm

LONDON (Reuters) - Car insurance prices rose at a record pace last year as providers sought to protect themselves against rising personal injury claims, insurer and roadside recovery group AA said on Friday. More »

St James's Place maintains pace of new sales
Reuters - Thursday, January 20 07:28 am
LONDON (Reuters) - Upmarket wealth manager St James's Place said a 32 percent increase in new business during 2010 was helped by recovering markets, pushing assets beyond market forecasts to record highs. More »
Man Group looks to GLG to help win back clients
Reuters - Thursday, January 20 12:02 am
LONDON (Reuters) - Man Group looks set to break a two-year run of losing clients when it delivers its latest trading statement on Thursday, thanks to its recent purchase of rival GLG. More »
Ex-Anglo Irish Bank chair regrets role in bank collapse
Reuters - Sunday, January 9 11:45 am
DUBLIN (Reuters) - The former chairman of Anglo Irish Bank apologised for his role in the collapse of Ireland's third biggest bank, which forced the government to nationalise it two years ago. More »
F&C says rebel investor damaging fund business
Reuters - Thursday, January 6 11:11 am
LONDON (Reuters) - F&C Asset Management said that a campaign by rebel investor Sherborne to shake up the investment manager's board and evict its chairman is damaging its business and could test staff loyalty. More »
F&C rebuffs rebel investor shake-up proposals
Reuters - Thursday, January 6 07:29 am
LONDON (Reuters) - F&C Asset Management has told rebel investor Sherborne to quit its campaign for a boardroom shake-up, describing calls for the removal of its chairman as "damaging and destabilising" to its business. More »