Fear of PR job losses as Ionica in administration
06 Nov 1998 | by IAN DARBY
UK telephone company, Ionica, which brought the administrators in last week, has sent its five-strong in-house team home.
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Hey quits Citigate Dewe Rogerson for Smithfield role
06 Nov 1998 | by SOPHIE BARKER
Citigate Dewe Rogerson director Andrew Hey has left the agency to join recent start-up Smithfield Financial as a director.
FSA hires Ludgate for mis-selling campaign
06 Nov 1998 | by IAN DARBY
Regulator the Financial Services Authority (FSA) has appointed Ludgate to handle a campaign to encourage members of the public who have been mis-sold pensions to claim compensation.
STOP PRESS: Scottish Provident appoints Consolidated
06 Nov 1998 | by JULIETTE GARSIDE
Life assurance firm Scottish Provident has appointed Consolidated Communications to handle its PR following a three-way pitch against previous incumbent Polhill Communications and Lansons Communications (PR Week, 25 September).
FD to raise Pathe corporate profile
06 Nov 1998 | by SOPHIE BARKER
Financial Dynamics has won a four-way pitch to raise the corporate profile of French media and entertainment group Pathe.
Children’s Trust seeks first public affairs director
06 Nov 1998 | by SIMON ELLERY
UK-based childcare charity the European Children s Trust is seeking its first head of public affairs.
BORDER LINES: BRUSSELS - New responsibilities for Dellicour
06 Nov 1998 | by MAGGIE BROWN
Utilities and telecoms group Suez Lyonnaise des Eaux has promoted Guy Dellicour as its first head of financial communications for the Benelux region. He reports to Valerie Bernis, senior vice-president of group financial communications. Dellicour adds the new responsibilities to his current job as head...
Editorial: It’s time to mend financial bridges
06 Nov 1998 | by CHRIS GENASI
The ongoing saga of the pensions mis-selling scandal has moved onto a new chapter this week with the appointment of Ludgate Public Affairs by the Financial Services Authority.
FOCUS: INFORMATION SERVICES - Working on a need to know basis/In the world of high finance, where a wealth of information is instantly available 24 hours a day, it’s not just who you know, but what you know that can give you the edge over your com
06 Nov 1998 | by PETER ROBINSON
The City used to be a place of mystery. Few people knew about high finance, let alone cared. But all that has changed. Football club and building society listings have brought consumers into the loop.
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