Month: February 2024

By Neil Bennett Where the City’s movers and shakers have their say. Today, Neil Bennett co-global CEO of H/Advisors takes the pen.The Davos highlightWhile Labour’s attempts to woo the business community have so far been distinctly long on aspiration an…

By Charlie Conchie Each week Charlie Conchie interviews the biggest names in the world of finance and tech. This week he sits down with Louise Hill, the founder of kids’ money-management business GoHenry, which was taken over last year “I blame my kids…

By Jack Mendel Approximately 12,000 fireworks were used during London’s spectacular New Year’s Eve display, which had a budget of almost four million pounds, City A.M. can reveal. The Mayor of London’s spenny ceremony to bring in 2024 was the biggest e…

Africa benefits greatly from low levels of corruption, as seen by increased public services, social stability, economic growth, and international cooperation. In addition to directly benefiting the countries, anti-corruption initiatives help advance th…

Journalist Charles Watts has now come to the defence of Arsenal defender Oleksandr Zinchenko. Oleksandr Zinchenko has found himself somewhat in the spotlight after Arsenal battled to a 2-1 victory over Nottingham Forest on Tuesday evening. After the fi…

Ally McCoist has shared the area of Diogo Jota’s game which does not receive enough praise as the Liverpool star shone in the first-half against Chelsea on Wednesday night. It was Diogo Jota who broke the deadlock during the clash with the Blues at Anf…

Manchester United are reported to be paying attention to Getafe, and not necessarily for Mason Greenwood. Spanish side Getafe took a chance on Mason Greenwood at the end of last summer, and the loan deal has worked out very well for them so far. The pr…

Tottenham Hotspur beat Brentford in the Premier League last night, and Neal Maupay has been the talk of the town since. Spurs were made to work hard by Thomas Frank‘s side, but goals from Destiny Udogie, Brennan Johnson and Richarlison sealed the game …

By Chris Dorrell The UK’s high street banks could have been forgiven for hoping for a quieter 2024 after facing regulatory and political pressure to ensure that customers got a fair rate on savings products last year. Following pressure from the Treasu…

By Jennifer Sieg A two-year independent review into the challenges facing disabled entrepreneurs has surfaced following concerns over a lack of support and opportunity within the community. Backed by the UK Government, the Lilac Review — similar in sty…