Alex Brummer

1 day ago | msn.com | Alex Brummer

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1 day ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Alex Brummer

Almost a decade has passed since the Brexit referendum and London’s status as Europe’s financial hub is unshaken. The institutions which started out in the alleys and coffee shops of the City, such as the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), Lloyd’s of London and the London Metal Exchange may have switched focus but remain largely intact.

2 days ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Alex Brummer

Pay and bonuses in the boardroom and the City are among the most divisive issues in corporate life. Concern about adverse reaction to rewards for executives at failing Thames Water was among the factors behind KKR, not known for modesty in enriching its chieftains, pulling out of a bid despite completing its due diligence. This week eyebrows were raised when it emerged M&S boss Stuart Machin was to receive a pay and bonus package of £7.1million in the year to March 29.

2 days ago | jewishnews.co.uk | Alex Brummer

A vital part of the closed Hove Hebrew Congregation (HHC) has found a new home in Richmond. When the independent HHC finally closed its doors last year, after more than a glorious century serving the community from its stunning bright white building on Holland Road, the most precious content was the Sifrei Torah scrolls. Most of them, several flawed, were transferred as a gift to the United Synagogue.