Hedge fund billionaires’ permanent holiday
Trader Chris Rokos is moving his tax residency from the UK to Greece as Athens woos hedge funds
How Greece is wooing hedge funds
Athens has persuaded billionaire Chris Rokos to move his tax residency and has held talks with other funds it hopes will be lured by tax breaks
Revolut takes aim at business banking with FTSE 250 companies
Fintech’s business division has a target of 1mn customers globally by 2027
Fundraising frenzy for China AI lab DeepSeek spawns shadow market
New investment round triggers rush of vehicles with escalating fees and five-year lock-ups
CVC hires TPG’s second-in-command Todd Sisitsky as co-CEO
Private equity group brings on executive as part of succession plan for chief Rob Lucas
LIV Golf files for bankruptcy with at least $500mn in liabilities
Saudi Arabia-backed league confirms preliminary deal with BC Partners to fund LIV 2.0
The Impotence of Being Kevin Warsh
Kevin Warsh’s call for fresh thinking at the Fed runs up against a deeper problem. The tools and concepts guiding monetary policy may no longer fit an economy reshaped by AI, shifting prices, and the fading power of interest rates.
Women on corporate boards: More prestige means less power
Women have made big strides in terms of being represented on corporate boards, both in terms of numbers and the prestige of their positions. But this prestige — and the greater visibility it brings — isn’t necessarily helping women advance. It might even be an obstacle in the long run.
Why the government’s debt is growing – current public spending pressures explained
The UK has seen the cost of its bonds rise more quickly than other major economies. Westlight / ShutterstockPressure to make cuts in public spending has intensified in recent weeks, with increased calls on Prime Minister Andy Burnham to find savings urgently.
The need to reduce expenditure has become more pressing as the cost of loans used to pay for services has shot up.
The autonomy paradox: how more freedom at work can leave you feeling powerless
VH-studio/ShutterstockYou may know the feeling. You’re supposed to have finished work for the day, but later, during your evening meal, you start mentally preparing for tomorrow’s meeting. Or just having a quick check of your emails while you half watch TV.
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