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1st Dec 03:14 PM GMT
Should you buy Blue Prism (PRSM) shares after the new takeover bid?
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29th Nov 02:46 PM GMT
IAG Group, Glencore & ITV: Should you buy these FTSE 100 stocks now?
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26th Nov 12:34 PM GMT
2 retail stocks to buy amid robust pre-Christmas sales
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26th Nov 12:00 PM GMT
Eqtec (EQT) & Blue Prism (PRSM): 2 tech-focused AIM stocks to buy now
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26th Nov 09:51 AM GMT
Is it a good time to invest in these 2 FTSE mining stocks?
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26th Nov 09:18 AM GMT
Huel IPO: When can you buy shares of this meal replacement firm?
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26th Nov 08:54 AM GMT
Are these 3 FTSE airline stocks worth holding?
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25th Nov 03:00 PM GMT
FTSE 100 tread water amid rising energy crises
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25th Nov 02:31 PM GMT
Omega Diagnostics (ODX) shares slump over 30%: Should you hold?
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24th Nov 03:40 PM GMT
FTSE 100 remains cautious on the concern of rate hike
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22nd Nov 03:41 PM GMT
Hospitality bosses warn of upcoming headwinds: Should you buy these 2 stocks?
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22nd Nov 01:43 PM GMT
Ceres (CWR) & ITM Power (ITM): 2 green energy stocks to buy at discount
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19th Nov 03:29 PM GMT
Coro Energy, Wishbone Gold & Prime People: 3 AIM stocks to buy
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19th Nov 03:23 PM GMT
Mode Global (MODE) shares plunge over 16%: Should you buy it now?
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19th Nov 02:48 PM GMT
Consumer confidence on a rise: 2 retail stocks to buy now
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18th Nov 02:52 PM GMT
Daily Mail (DGMT) & Reach (RCH): Should you buy these 2 media stocks?
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18th Nov 10:41 AM GMT
3 housebuilding stocks to buy amid surging housing market
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17th Nov 02:53 PM GMT
FCA adopts temporary 'synthetic' LIBOR rates
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) on Tuesday stated that it will use a temporary “synthetic” sterling and yen version of the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) in all legacy LIBOR contracts, when the Benchmark interest-rate index is suspended at the end of the year.
The watchdog has authorised the use for legacy LIBOR contracts, other than cleared derivatives, that have not been changed at or 31 December 2021 onwards. However, in any new contracts, the synthetic rates will not be available for use as it encourages shifting from LIBOR rates as soon as possible.
The London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) is the benchmark interest rate at which one bank lends to another bank globally and currently it is based on submissions presented by a panel of banks, which is mostly based on estimates deliberate to reflect the interest rate at which major global banks can borrow money on unsecured terms in wholesale markets.
Various LIBOR using contracts have already shifted to new risk-free overnight interest rate benchmarks or will do so at the end of this year.
However, if interest payments in LIBOR loans, bonds, mortgage and other contracts that have not shifted by the end of this year, cannot be calculated and there will be a risk of disruption to markets and consumers. Consequently, the FCA needs to publish 1-, 3-, and 6-month LIBOR rates for sterling and Japanese yen on a synthetic basis to allow extra time to complete transaction, until the end of 2022.
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17th Nov 02:53 PM GMT
Venture capital arm of BP plans to invest in India under its clean mobility drive
India may receive a third of the new investments to be made by BP's venture capital division while the company is looking for deals in a clean mobility drive, as per what was told to Reuters by the managing director of bp ventures. BP's Sophia Nadur said that discussions are being conducted between Indian companies and the investment arm of the British oil and gas company regarding various energy storage, last mile logistics, EV charging infrastructure, electric scooters, and battery swapping. Up until now, bp ventures only has one Indian investment, and only around 2% is contributed by the country in its US $800 million portfolio, however, a second deal is expected to be closed in four months as per Nadur.
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17th Nov 02:52 PM GMT
UK Visa credit cards not to be accepted by Amazon from January
Next year onwards, Amazon won’t be accepting payments from its customers which are made with UK Visa credit cards. In an email to its customers, the online retailer said that from 19 January, the usage of UK-issued Visa credit cards would stop. As per Amazon, this step has been taken as Visa charges high fees to process credit card transactions. However, Visa is quite displeased by Amazon’s move, saying that it will threaten to restrict the choice of consumers, as per a Reuters report. Debit cards, including Visa, and non-Visa credit cards, can still be used.