Everton buyer 777 Partners accused of fraud by lender
New setback for Miami-based investment firm’s attempted takeover of Premier League football club
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Berkshire Hathaway’s cash pile hits record as Buffett cuts stake in Apple
Billionaire investor dumps stock including shares in the company he has described as one of Berkshire’s ‘four giants’
Retail investors snap up triple-leveraged US equity ETFs
Volatile April markets draw money into riskier trades
Insurers sue rating agency over exposure to Everton bidder 777
A-Cap firms move to stop AM Best from downgrading its assessment of their financial strength
Berkshire after Buffett: is Greg Abel up to the top job?
Canadian executive will face a daunting challenge stepping into the shoes of the celebrated business leader
Lab space cannot breathe life into London’s office market
Developers seem to be adopting a ‘build it and they will come’ approach
The mixed scorecard of HSBC’s Mark Tucker
As chair he has seen CEOs come and go but a share price that is back to where he started
Have you sold your property ‘off market’?
FT Money wants to hear about your experiences
Private equity firms step up plans to edge banks out of low-risk lending
Apollo issues record $40bn of loans in the first quarter, mirroring growth at rivals including KKR and Blackstone
‘Jeremy Hunt is probably right to oppose the finance watchdog’s plans to name and shame firms under investigation’ – expert Q&A
The UK banking regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), finds itself in a public row with the government and many City grandees over its proposals to name and shame firms that are being investigated for breaking financial rules. Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has called on the FCA to scrap its plans, putting the regulator in the uncomfortable position of having to either climb down or double down.
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