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The chief executive of a London-listed investment bank has warned that financial markets would react worse to Ed Miliband as Chancellor than to Wes Streeting. Julian Morse, co-chief executive of Cavendish, made

Britain now carries the highest gilt yields in the G7, a position that severely limits the financial options available to whoever next occupies Downing Street. The UK has run a budget deficit

London’s flagship FTSE 100 index fell sharply on Tuesday, dropping 0.7% to its lowest level since June 12 as global markets retreated on growing interest rate concerns. The midcap FTSE 250 suffered

Kinsale Capital Group (KNSL) is drawing fresh attention from market analysts who suggest the specialty insurer’s stock may be trading well below its intrinsic value. Current estimates indicate the stock could be

Conagra Brands (CAG) could be undervalued by as much as 8% according to recent analysis, even as rising cost pressures continue to cloud the company’s near-term financial outlook. The packaged food giant,

The Advertising Standards Authority has banned online adverts from Adidas, Calvin Klein and Uniqlo after finding each brand used the term “recycled” in a misleading way. The bans form part of a

StubHub UK has been fined £900,000 by the Competition and Markets Authority for concealing mandatory fees from tens of thousands of ticket buyers. The regulator found the platform broke consumer law by

European stock markets fell sharply on Tuesday as the initial relief generated by the U.S.-Iran peace agreement gave way to renewed concerns about prolonged elevated interest rates. The pan-European STOXX 600 declined