Month: February 2019

Powa play: Dan Wagner in legal battle over collapse of fintech unicorn  City A.M.

With its multi-billion-dollar valuation, plush Heron Tower headquarters and outspoken founder, British fintech “unicorn” Powa was billed as Britain’s.

Marine & Offshore Engineering industry to get support to address financial challenges: MTI  The Straits Times

SINGAPORE – The Ministry of Trade and Industry has announced measures to address intensifying financial challenges by the Marine and Offshore Engineering …

Challenger bank Masthaven goes live  Bridging & Commerical

New challenger bank Masthaven has launched and will be offering saving and lending products from today.

Mint Bridging to rebrand amid plans to double loan book  Bridging & Commerical

Mint Bridging is set to rebrand this year as it aims to double its loan book for 2017, according to head of sales Sinead Moynihan.

Student Loan Repayment Plans  Student Loan Hero

Use our tool below to find student loan repayment assistance based on your location, occupation, award amount, and more. These programs provide financial …

Alitalia to be put up for sale after filing for bankruptcy  Travel Weekly UK

Etihad is estimated to have lost €1bn as a 49% shareholder over 30 months.

Hampshire Trust Bank names new commercial underwriting head  Bridging & Commerical

Hampshire Trust Bank (HTB) has announced the appointment of a new head of underwriting for commercial mortgages.

Air Berlin files for bankruptcy protection | Business| Economy and finance news from a German perspective  DW (English)

In a stock market filing Tuesday, Germany’s second largest airline said it had filed for bankruptcy protection after its main shareholder, Gulf carrier Etihad, had …

Enness opens Dubai office after 31% enquiry surge  Bridging & Commerical

Enness has continued its expansion with the launch of a new office in the heart of the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC)

Dodgy builder still faces prison  Wigan Today

A judge has warned a dodgy builder from Wigan he may still face jail after leaving customers more than £160000 out of pocket thanks to his “bad workmanship”.