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Let freedom ring by Tim Price

So the British people have finally spoken.

The Channel Islands Securities Exchange has set an example for other companies to follow by listing on its own Exchange.

The company has not raised any additional capital but has been admitted by way of introduction of the existing 2,461,000 ordinary shares.

BCG partner Paul Zwillenberg named new Chief Executive of DMGT

DMGT has, over the years, diversified its business from merely that of print copy.

Delta Lloyd to Raise $226M with Sale of Stake in Van Lanschot

Delta Lloyd NV may raise as much as 198.4 million euros ($226 million) through the sale of its stake in wealth manager Van Lanschot

Delta Lloyd to Raise $226M with Sale of Stake in Van Lanschot

Delta Lloyd NV may raise as much as 198.4 million euros ($226 million) through the sale of its stake in wealth manager Van Lanschot

Piper Goes to Market With £125 Million Sixth Fund

The latest vehicle will be the firm’s sixth fund since its formation in 1986.

BHS: How £1 deal led to £8MILLION fees bonanza for City advisers behind takeover

The administrators Duff & Phelps are now close to finding a new buyer with an announcement expected as early as Wednesday.

Pensions Round-Up by Herbert Smith Freehills

Welcome to the May 2016 edition of our Pensions E-Bulletin – our monthly round-up of pensions legal developments.

Barclays' old CEO is getting into fintech

Jenkins had a reputation as a benevolent reformer at Barclays.

eValue launches bespoke robo-advice solution to plug advice gap

New service plugs advice gap left by Retail Distribution Review

Van Lanschot Q1 net profit comes in at EUR 14.0 million

Assets under management up 5% to €52.7 billion (year-end 2015: €50.2 billion) thanks to €2.3 billion net inflow at Asset Management

Does it pay to ‘Sell in May’? - Tilney Bestinvest

With the start of May just days away, should investors heed the old adage to ‘Sell in May and go away, don’t come back till St. Leger Day’, which advocates selling out of the stock market for the summer months?

Strategy Update from BNP Paribas Investment Partners

We are not fully convinced of a Chinese recovery

Banks Struggle to Keep Pace with FinTech Disruption

Ease of use, fast service and positive customer experience all cited as advantages over banks as FinTech companies see gains in consumer adoption, referrals and trust

Credit Risk Mitigation and Legal Opinions by Fieldfisher

The Capital Requirements Regulation (EU Regulation No. 575/2013) ("CRR") is part of the EU's legislative package to implement regulatory capital standards issued by the Basel Committee.

Basel III: Proposed Revisions to the Leverage Ratio - Field Fisher

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (the "Committee") has recently issued proposed revisions to the leverage ratio framework building on and amending standards issued in January 2014.

Daily Mail parent in talks with private equity for Yahoo bid

DailyMail.com and MailOnline are the celebrity-focused news websites of the right-leaning London-based Daily Mail newspaper.

City banker fell to his death through a glass conservatory roof

Boustridge, who had only married his fiancée Sally Coleman last March in her home city of Auckland, suffered a skull fracture and severe neck injuries that killed him instantly last December.

Annuities since pension freedoms – what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger

eValue data shows the closing gap between annuities and drawdown, and if the trend continues annuities will very soon overtake drawdown