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Billionaire investor joins chorus of voices anticipating pain for American economy
Fallout from UK chancellor’s mini-Budget spreads from property to retirement
PIF reports 25% return as kingdom seeks to reassure sceptics about transparency and governance
Investors’ Chronicle screened for smaller funds with high levels of risk-adjusted outperformance
Digital app’s deposit base of £10bn still trails Goldman Sachs’ Marcus, which has accrued £22bn
Plus, Porsche’s risky path to public markets and the New Jersey deli at the centre of conspiracy charges
Lord Mayor of London says negotiations will go ‘right up to the wire’ as deadline nears
Chancellor tells top bankers he is ‘confident’ his strategy will work and remains committed to bringing down debt
Founder of bankrupt lender apologises to customers for ‘difficult financial circumstances’
Fintech group was the final company on the FCA’s temporary register
Regulator objects to fund platform’s founder Andy Bell remaining on board having stepped down as chief
Computer-driven traders have also gained from strong selling in UK currency
Sandwich shop became symbol of stock market exuberance after being singled out by David Einhorn
US retail brokerage’s future may lie in the business model it has sought to disrupt
Plus, JPMorgan’s plan to kill the credit card, and Allica Bank hits monthly profitability
Plus, hedge funds short long-only peers, mounting concerns over Taiwan, and modernists at the Whitney Museum of American Art
The industry is not a pyramid scheme but it might be operating in an alternate reality
Prevalence of ‘dumb’ retail money offers ‘bankable’ returns if you invest by going against the flow
Questions we should have addressed — on regulation, transparency and capital requirements — remain unanswered
Hywel Ball speaks out ahead of partner vote on radical restructuring
Groups cite the resources needed to meet data reporting requirements
An aborted deal for US group Wealthfront marks end of an untroubled first two years for the UBS boss
Bank prepares to reduce size of ‘subscription line’ book from $65bn to $20bn
Buyout industry faces a reckoning but some executives still predict a ‘golden age’
The Swiss bank is under pressure to revamp its business and restore investor confidence
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