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mirror.co.uk/business
home loans up
Mortgage lending hit a four-year high
last month. Just under 71,000 buyers
took out a home loan in January,
said the Bank of England – up 4.4%
on December.
The new-year bounce suggests
early signs of recovery in the
property market, which
has been in the
doldrums because of
weak consumer
confidence and the
Brexit uncertainty.
A CITY raider targeting Barclays has
stepped up attempts to overhaul the
banking giant’s board.
Big investor Ed Bramson is demanding
chief executive Jes Staley goes over ties to
the late sex offender Jeffrey
Epstein.
In a public letter yesterday,
Bramson said he “strongly
recommends” Barclays
chairman Nigel Higgins
remove a proposal to re-elect
Staley to the board at the
lender’s annual general
meeting in May.
City watchdogs are investigating
Staley’s links to Epstein.
They met in 2000 when Staley, 63,
was head of JP Morgan’s private bank,
and the tycoon was one its big money
clients.
Staley insists he had “no contact
whatsoever” with Epstein after joining
Barclays.
Bramson said Barclays board was
“extremely ill-advised” to continue
supporting Staley.
He added that removing Staley
would help “draw a line under
this destabilising situation,
which has become a circus”.
The move came as another
large investor in Barclays
supported a proposal by
campaigners to halt its backing
for fossil fuel firms blamed for
contributing to climate change.
Jupiter Asset Management, which
holds 1.15% of Barclays’ shares, added its
name to a list of investors which have
agreed to vote for an AGM resolution,
filed by ShareAction.
Greenpeace activists protested at
nearly 100 Barclays branches yesterday.
barclays chief ‘epstein links’ row
Raider in bid to
oust bank boss
FINANCE
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Smiths WH ..............................1893.0 -34.0
Stagecoach ..............................125.6 -4.5
Standard Chartered ............550.4 -12.2
Standard Life Aberdeen....275.7 -0.7
TalkTalk ......................................109.0 -0.9
Taylor Wimpey .......................202.9 +0.7
Tesco ..........................................228.2 -0.3
Unilever .................................4320.0 +150.0
United Utilities ......................959.0 +14.8
Vodafone ..................................133.6 -0.8
Reach PLC ...............................135.2 -11.6
Imperial Brands ..................1563.0 +8.2
International Airlines Grp 433.1 -38.9
ITV .................................................114.8 -1.7
Kingfisher .................................185.0 -4.4
Land Securities ......................821.0 -13.6
Legal & General .....................254.5 -5.5
Lloyds ...........................................49.5 -0.7
Marks & Spencer ....................1 57.4 -1.0
Morrison ....................................180.1 +8.9
National Grid ........................1006.2 +23.4
Next .........................................6026.0 -56.0
Ocado .........................................1119.5 +55.5
Pearson ....................................550.0 -7. 6
Prudential ..............................1270.0 +3.0
Reckitt Benckiser ...............5748 .0 +27.0
RELX .........................................1885.5 +18.0
Rentokil Initial ........................513.2 +29.2
Rio Tinto ................................3720.0 +112.0
Rolls-Royce ..............................615.8 -4.2
Royal Dutch Shell B .............1712.0 +48.4
Royal Mail ..................................161.2 -1.3
RSA ..............................................518.0 -0.8
RBS ..............................................172.5 -6.1
J Sainsbury .............................204.3 +8.6
SSE ............................................1545.5 +16.5
Severn Trent .........................2547.0 +82.0
Serco...........................................150.2 -2.4
Smith & Nephew ..................1770.0 +31.0
Anglo American ..................1844.6 +52.8
AB Foods ...............................2262.0 +7.0
Admiral Group .....................2140.0 +28.0
AstraZeneca .........................7010.0 +216.0
Aviva PLC .................................343.2 -7. 6
BAE Systems............................610.8 +2.4
BAT ...........................................3000.5 -62.0
Balfour Beatty .......................242.8 -3.4
Barclays.....................................143.3 -5.4
BHP Group .............................1449.0 +30.6
BR Land Co ..............................494.0 -7.0
BP ..................................................411.3 +15.1
BT .................................................139.8 -1.9
Capita Group ...........................128.7 -0.7
Carnival .................................2333.0 -102.0
Centrica .......................................73.3 +1.2
Compass ................................1700.5 -10.0
Diageo .......................................2811.5 +46.0
Direct Line ................................312.2 +5.2
Dixons Carphone ....................119.0 -2.7
Easyjet ....................................1062.5 -38.0
Ei Group ....................................284.6 0.0
Ferguson ................................6780.0 +40.0
Frasers Group ........................370.0 -13.8
GlaxoSmithKline .................1630.0 +67.8
Halfords ......................................141.5 -8.5
Hays ............................................135.6 -2.7
HSBC ..........................................520.1 -3.8
ftse 100
Holiday £
Euro ......................................................1.135
Australian Dollar ............................1.897
Bulgarian Lev .................................2.164
Canadian Dollar ..............................1.660
Croatian Kuna ................................8.304
Egyptian Pound ............................17.528
New Zealand Dollar .......................1 .974
Polish Zloty .....................................4.973
South African Rand ................... 19.201
Swiss Franc .......................................1.199
Thai Baht .......................................38.472
Turkish Lira ...................................... 7. 4 29
UAE Dirham .....................................4.550
US Dollar ............................................1.255
up 74. 2 at 6654.8 Oil = $51.92
6
Holiday park
firm Haven is
looking for 7,000
staff for its 2020
season, while
budget hotel
chain Travelodge
has kick-started a
bid to fill 4,000
housekeeping
roles.
6
The climate
crisis has
helped charity shops
buck the high street
gloom. Growing
awareness of the
impact of buying
new products saw
more people switch
to second-hand
instead. This led to a
3.2% rise in sales in
the final three
months of 2019,
according to the
Charity Retail
Association.
Poundland
will launch the
roll-out of new chilled
and frozen departments in
60 stores, beginning
next week.