In November, Virgin Atlantic hired Deutsche Bank to examine the aviation market and the airline's position within it.
Virgin Atlantic is believed to have been approached since by a series of other ...
number of inquiries since the investment bank was brought in, a move made soon after transatlantic ...
Virgin Media has appointed former Lloyds Banking Group (LBG) marketing director Nigel Gilbert..., following a four-way pitch.
He left the banking group to "explore other opportunities" in marketing, at the end of 2009 .
Prior to Lloyds Banking Group, Gilbert was marketing director at Lloyds TSB for two ...
Metro Bank is accelerating its roll-out plans, claiming it has "exceeded" all annual expectation...In July, the fledgling financial services brand became the UK s first new high street bank in over ...
an additional 50m in funding, Metro Bank is now aiming to launch eight stores in the London area in its first ...
, Uxbridge and Bromley.
According to Anthony Thomson, Metro Bank chairman, the brand has already signed up ...
17 Dec 2010
| by Ed Owen
. The retailer claims the cold weather will push it to break its banking covenants. ...
16 Dec 2010
| by Ed Owen
the cold weather will push the retailer to break banking covenants .
Retailers in the north may emerge ...
. The situation is not so good for southern retailers however, many of whom had banked on a strong lead ...
Clark had previously headed up marketing at the bank, before becoming head of customer experience ...
consumers looking for investment advice.
Clark had previously headed up marketing at the bank, before ...
previously headed up marketing at the bank, before becoming head of customer experience in early 2009. He ...
08 Dec 2010
| by Ed Owen
. The company this week said it would be likely to break its banking covenants in the New Year. "This ...
Banks, utilities companies and telecoms providers are being warned they could face 'greenwash' ad...be supported by a high level of substantiation".
Research by Two Sides found that 43% of banks, 70 ...
02 Dec 2010
| by Ed Owen
Sports retailer JJB this morning admitted it is "likely" to break its banking covenants in the New...The Wigan-based retailer published its interim results last month, but no cash flow problems were reported then.
JJB, to the Stock Exchange this morning (2 December), said: "[It] now believes that it is likely that it will breach certain financial covenants in the 25m revolving facility provided by Bank ...