The disposal takes Landsec’s office sales since early 2025 above £550m, as the company progresses its plan to release £2bn of capital by 2030.
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Federal Reserve staff “knew, or should have known”, about the risks surrounding Silicon Valley Bank for at least a year before its collapse, Michelle Bowman has said. The Fed’s vice-chair for supervision told attendees at a formal lunch on September 18 in the City of London about the initial findings of an independent report, commissioned…
Three years ago, Andres Martinez was waiting tables. Today, he owns 10 rental properties, manages another four, and has a rental portfolio that brings in over $13,000 in monthly cash flow. He’s even been able to quit his job and focus on his rentals full-time. But how did he pull all of this off—and in…
12:01 AM, 31st July 2026, 1 minute ago The government has claimed guidance on financial penalties for landlords is “more transparent”. The government announced will face on-the-spot fines of £7,000 for severe damp and mould, as well as for broken-down boilers during freezing temperatures. Housing Minister Matthew Pennycook claims the revised Housing Health and Safety…
Key insight: Huntington Bancshares is adding “president” to Brant Standridge’s title, a move that lines him up to become the bank’s next chief executive. What’s at stake: Standridge is in line to succeed Steve Steinour, who has served as chairman, CEO and president of the Ohio-based regional bank since 2009. Steinour, 68, said he expects…
Key insight: Private-placement life insurance (PPLI) offers the unique ability to funnel excess premiums into alternative assets like private equity while shielding the gains inside an insurance wrapper. What’s at stake: Wealth managers risk alienating clients and breaching fiduciary trust if they push highly complex PPLI structures to the wrong clients. Expert Quote: “There’s huge,…
According to Yorkshire Building Society’s research, the gap between homeowner aspirations versus confidence in achieving it continues to widen. Yorkshire Building Society’s report, No way home? Restoring Britain’s Housing Ladder, showed that while 76% of 25-34-year-olds and 59% of 35-44-year-olds aspire to buy a home, this falls sharply to just 38% of 45-54-year-olds. Just…