Aug
2009
Articles from 25th Aug 2009
-
Walsall 'near prime' lenders Crystal appoint new ops director
Aug 25 2009 | Financial
Walsall-based “near-prime” lender Crystal Mortgages has named a new director of operations, after a successful first six months for their new products. Read
-
New senior client manager takes helm at CIF
Aug 25 2009 | Financial
Cattles Invoice Finance (CIF) has expanded in the West Midlands with the appointment of Kate Smith to the role of senior client manager. Read
-
Former graduates take on top jobs at Ernst & Young
Aug 25 2009 | Financial
Two former trainees at the Birmingham office of accountants Ernst & Young have just been named as partners, after working their way up to the top at the company. Read
-
Santander moves city offices to facilitate expansion of its corporate banking team
Aug 25 2009 | Financial
Spanish-owned bank Santander has moved its offices in Birmingham to cope with the expansion of its corporate banking team. Read
-
Midlands firm Reynolds and Co accuses HMRC of 'big brother' tactics in consultation
Aug 25 2009 | Financial
Midlands accountants Reynolds and Co has accused HM Revenue & Customs of ‘big brother’ tactics because of a new consultation document released by the body that would give it unprecedented new powers to demand trading information from companies. Read
-
RBS latest to reduce pay-outs on final salary pension scheme
Aug 25 2009 | Financial
Royal Bank of Scotland is the latest in a long line of companies to make changes to its final salary pension scheme to make it more affordable. Read
-
Buyers start to return to the housing market
Aug 25 2009 | Financial
The number of mortgage approvals jumped to a 17-month high during July as buyers continued to return to the property market. Read
-
Birmingham stockbrokers convinced FTSE rally is not just a blip
Aug 25 2009 | Financial
Investors are moving back into shares as resurgent stock markets throughout the world bounce back from recession. Read
-
Why Liechtenstein cracked on tax evasion
Aug 25 2009 | Financial
Earlier this month the secretive tax haven of Liechtenstein agreed a deal to open up its banking system to British tax scrutiny. Jeff Millington looks at what this means for tax evaders. Read
-
Admiral car insurance group sees 5pc rise in half-year profits
Aug 25 2009 | Financial
Diamond and elephant.co.uk car insurer Admiral has set its sights on further overseas growth after revealing a five per cent rise in half-year profits. Read
