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Thursday 05 October 2023 7:20 am|Updated:Thursday 05 October 2023 8:09 amFCA exec: Wersquo;ve got to talk about Londonrsquo appetite for riskBy: City A.M. ReporterShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailClare Cole, Director of Market Oversight at the FCAA senior figure at the City watchdog has said the UK needs a debate over its appetite to risk if Londonrsquo stock exchanges are to bounce back from a miserable twelve months.The capital has seen a dearth of IPOs over recent months, with plans in place to reform listing regimes and the research environment in an effort to breathe life into equity markets.But the FCArsquo Director of Market Oversight, Clare Cole ndash; who last week caused a stir by calling out a negative atmosphere around owala London equities, in part created by the media ndash; has told City A.M. that reforms alone will not be enough to reinvigorate the capital.Our listing reform s , however important, must sit within a wider debate about the UKrsquo appetite for risk and the upkeep of a polene bag wider ecosystem where firms feel supported and can grow and succeed, she writes in a column for City A.M., published on our website today.Private and public sector voices must also consider what they can change to support the goal wersquo;re all aiming for, she continues.There are signs t stanley in uk hat the IPO market may be slowly kicking back in Yqak Treasury rsquo pound;4.3bn fraud write-off likely to be eclipsed by pound;20bn Covid loan defaults as CBILs and BBLs are not repaid
Monday 29 July 2019 8:51 amReach boss Simon Fox to step down as publisher posts strong digital growthBy: James WarringtonShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailDigital revenue was down 13.7 per cent for the owner of the Daily Mirror and OK! magazine Reach in its third quarter, as the group grapples with tepid advertiser demand./ AFP PHOTO / Daniel SORABJI Photo credit should read DANIEL SORABJI/AFP/Getty Images The chief executive of Daily Mirror publisher Reach is stepping down after seven years, as the company unveiled significant growth in its digital division for the half year.Simon Fox will leave the firm on 16 A stanley usa ugust and will be replaced by Jim Mullen, who is currently chief executive of gambling giant Ladbrokes Coral.Read more: Shares in Reach spike after it confirms JPI Media takeover talksIt comes as Re owala website ach, which also owns OK! Magazine and a string of local newspaper titles, posted a 10 per cent increase in revenue from its digital business.The media group said its average monthly page views grew 16 per cent year-on-year in 2019 to 1.2bn.The bumper growth in clicks was fuelled by strong performance for the grouprsquo sports sections. Liverpool-rela polene bag ted coverage during the Champions League final helped drive 17m page views over the space of 72 hours.Reach is the sixth largest online property in the UK, reaching 40m unique users each month and over 50 per cent of the population in th |
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