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Former ThinCats chief launches £1m–£25m business lender
Read the full story: Former ThinCats chief launches £1m–£25m business lenderIgnite Funding Partners has launched lending services for established companies. Founded by former ThinCats chief Ravi Anand, the business intends to offer £1m–£25m facilities and is seeking £500m in institutional capital.
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Abu Dhabi and Japan sign agreements to strengthen partnerships and boost bilateral trade and investment
ABU DHABI, UAE, 10 May 2025 – A high-level economic…
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Santander rejected £11bn NATWEST bid for UK business
Santander rebuffed an £11bn bid for its UK retail banking…
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Bank of England governor urges UK to rebuild EU trade ties ahead of key summit
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has urged renewed efforts…
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BMC’S GenAI innovations drive business value from data
New capabilities enhance workflow orchestration and drive mainframe transformation.
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Intertek launches world’s first end-to-end global market access solution
Facing persistent geopolitical tensions, shifting tariff regimes and an increasingly…
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Ara Partners raises $800 million to invest in mid-market decarbonization infrastructure providers
Private equity firm Ara Partners, which specialises in industrial decarbonisation,…
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UK retail investors intensify their focus on US technology amid tariff apprehensions
Amid escalating geopolitical risks and fluctuations in financial markets, UK…
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EU focuses on TikTok in intensifying worldwide tech clampdown
TikTok hit with €530m fine by EU for unlawful data…
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McDonald’s US sales slump as economic pressures bite
McDonald’s reported a 3.6% fall in US same-store sales in…
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Agentic AI: doing more with less in customer experience
Agentic AI promises to transform customer experience economics — but…
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Thames Water creditors nominate Lord Hutton as chair
Thames Water creditors have selected a prospective independent board chairman. Lord Hutton would take up the position only if the consortium’s proposed recapitalisation and approvals proceed.
