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The People column is a diary featuring the personalities of the City and FTSE companies, including profiles of prominent figures, appointments and tales. It is edited by Emiliya Mychasuk and Emiko Terazono. Emiliya has been the deputy UK companies editor of the Financial Times and a deputy editor of FT.com, and previously edited the CBD diary of the Sydney Morning Herald. Emiko was previously media correspondent, and deputy editor of the FT’s Creative Business section. - -
Varley-speak
Having the difficult task of crafting a presentation for his boss John Varley of Barclays for the UBS banking conference three days before the UK bank's next...
Twirling vice-chair
It remains to be seen if outgoing Morgan Stanley banker Caroline Silver will take with her clients such as Aviva's Andrew Moss and Euronext's...
Inflated banker
Michael Geoghegan was less concerned with questions of an Asian slowdown hitting HSBC's profits than inflation in a call with analysts yesterday, and seemed a...
Plenty of gas at Centrica meeting
A super smooth Roger Carr made a supreme effort to be reasonable with cranky Centrica gas customers who also happen to be shareholders, thanking them "so much"...
Fresnillo falls
Shares in Fresnillo, the Mexican silver producer that floated last week, may still be off more than 4 per cent from the offer price of 555p, but none of the new board...
Running in pearls
Tesco's most prominent female executives were out in force on a balmy evening midweek for a 5km run round Battersea Park. Setting the pace for Cancer Research was...
Spectating with Barclay brothers
It was a scrum at the Churchill Hotel in Portman Square where the Spectator threw a party to celebrate its 180th anniversary midweek. The Pol Roger flowed while the...
Glass and a half
Plain old Cadbury, now that it has broken away from the drinks arm Dr Pepper Snapple, made the most of its last days at its Berkeley Square HQ before next month's move...
Tom parties on
There was no party mood at the inaugural Thomson Reuters annual meeting in downtown Toronto. David Thomson had plenty to celebrate, having pulled off one of the...
Rupert revels in new playthings
The 77-year-old Rupert Murdoch sounded exuberant at News Corp's quarterly results conference call, telling analysts he would improve Dow Jones's revenues by...
