Dentons poaches top SFO lawyer in push to bolster investigations team January 5, 2023 Dentons has poached one of the Serious Fraud Office’s (SFO’s) top lawyers, as it pushes forwards with efforts to bolster its ranks with public sector hires. SFO deputy general counsel Rebecca Dix will take on a new position at Dentons’ London office, switching from the public sector crime agency to the fourth largest law firm [...]
Fintech boom sends central London office take-up soaring December 18, 2019 Central London office take-up surged last month, driven by growth in the capital’s fintech sector. Take-up increased 31 per cent to 900,000 sq ft between October and November, while the year on year jump was five per cent. Read more: The UK’s richest workers don’t live or work in London The banking and finance industry [...]
Begbies Traynor on track for double digit growth as it cashes in on insolvencies November 17, 2022 Begbies Traynor said it was on track for double digit growth as it cashes in on the economic instability. The corporate restructuring firm said in a trading update that it expects revenue to climb 12 per cent to £58.5m, with adjusted profit before tax also up 13 per cent to £9m. Begbies Traynor said insolvency [...]
City Moves: Who’s switching jobs in the Square Mile? September 15, 2022 City A.M.’s Millie Turner provides a roundup of the most important hires and job moves across the City, every morning. Email citymoves@cityam.com to be featured. Boreal IM Pan-European real estate investment manager Boreal IM has hired an ex-Merrill Lynch investor as a partner. Nikos Koulouras, the former head of investments at investment advisor AEW, brings over 20 years of experience to the firm’s London office. Koulouras is set to focus on the development [...]
Londoners avoid the office but visit parks en masse June 22, 2021 Visits to London’s central parks are back up to pre-pandemic levels but weekday commutes are far less popular, according to new data. Footfall in Regent’s Park has returned to 100 per cent of pre-pandemic levels, while Hyde park has seen 80 to 99 per cent of normal levels, according to provisional figures gathered by City [...]
Letters: We’re still working hybrid November 30, 2022 Despite what your article’s headline implies, we are not seeing a return to 2019 ways of working.
Derwent London snaps up Bloomsbury buildings as return to office builds August 10, 2021 Property giant Derwent London has announced the acquisition of five buildings around Bloomsbury and Marylebone as demand for new office space starts to rebound. Derwent London exchanged contracts for two properties totalling 182,100 sq ft located in the so-called knowledge quarter around University College London for £214.6m. The freehold office building at 250 Euston Road [...]
London to be boosted by £1bn mixed use property development in Blackfriars April 30, 2024 A property developer has been given the green light for a £1bn mixed use office and residential redevelopment at 18 Blackfriars in London.
JP Morgan in English legal battle with its European joint venture Viva Wallet May 14, 2024 JP Morgan and the majority owner of Greek payments firm Viva Wallet are battling each other at a court this week over the valuation of its joint venture.
TikTok: Lawyers hope new data centre can ease privacy fears September 8, 2023 Tiktok has opened a European data centre which lawyers say could quell international privacy fears currently plaguing the app. This week the Chinese video app opened a new data centre based in Dublin as part of an effort to calm European data privacy concerns around the app’s links to China. ‘Project Clover’, as it has [...]