Patrick Hosking is a Financial Editor for The Times, specializing in national finance and economic news. With a focus on providing insightful analysis and reporting on the latest developments in the financial sector, Patrick covers a wide range of topics including banking, pensions, investments, and market trends.
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Patrick Hosking's focus is primarily on finance, investment analysis, and legal policy regulation within the context of the United Kingdom. His coverage indicates a keen interest in articles related to stock market trends, retirement planning, banking regulations, and financial industry developments.
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Rebels wanted the Swiss company to set itself a more ambitious target for reducing the proportion of foodstuffs regarded as unhealthy
Spending by younger cardholders rises by 15 per cent over the previous quarter
Insurers criticise Pension Protection Fund plan to absorb smaller schemes with nearly a million members
Donald Mackenzie, who masterminded the buyout of Formula 1, holds shares in the private equity group worth between €889m and €1.03bn
City veteran Nick Train says company valuations are ‘egregiously low’ but an acquisition or merger could turn the tide
Departures of Ben Whitmore and two fund managers contribute to outflows of £1.6 billion
Treasury says funds that invest in weapons firms can flaunt ethical status
By: Ben Martin, Patrick Hosking
Fears grow that the City is losing status because of takeovers by foreign bidders and listing defections
The bank said its first-quarter results were strong and left it in a good position for the government’s planned sale of shares to the public
New blow to City as American private equity firm’s offer for the British cybersecurity firm
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