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UK broker says revenues faced more pressure last quarter as economic worries hit confidence
Bankers expect more consolidation if slump in mergers and acquisitions persists
Auf Wiedersehen und viel glück
Germany’s biggest bank plans to use purchase of broker to expand its UK advisory services
Stock analysts are likelier to criticise Deutsche for buying than Numis bosses for selling
Scheme as in Long Term Incentive Plan, to be clear
Increasing investor confidence could lead to more M&A activity
Broker expects UK investor sentiment to remain weak into 2023
The London market is frosty right now, with equity capital transactions at their lowest level in a decade
Broker says overseas rivals are looking to buy out British groups as it faces 33% drop in its revenue
Bargain hunters are premature, but plenty of opportunities await patient investors
Pullback in tech stocks expected to ripple in to valuations of unlisted companies
Growth is still on the cards when it comes to expansion of client lists
Corporate broker flags drop in revenues after trading hit by inflation fears and Ukraine war
UK ecommerce company also hit by fears for full-year earnings
Metro’s community vision; tensions between Numis and THG; and Google’s fintech boss has Bond on the mind
Strong recent performance driven by number of M&A transactions
The broker’s history suggests it has the entrepreneurial flair to help it adapt
London-based broker picks Dublin for new office to target European clients cut off by Brexit
Even after recent share price rises, investors can find value
Investment bank to open office to manage Brexit risks; Micro Focus drags itself back to the future
City firms are preparing for the worst-case scenario that will leave them without EU market access
Will virus change industry economics for good?; Numis shows class in sea of scrappers; Gilbert’s underwhelming send-off
Directors quit after pressing for change at top of advertising group and questioning bonuses
Aim-listed group also blames Brexit uncertainty as profits plunge 61%
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