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Sinead Cruise

UK Finance Editor at Reuters

I cover UK Financial Services only.

Education:
MA (Hons) Modern History, University of Oxford, 2000 – 2003
John F. Kennedy School, Hemel Hempstead, Herts., 1993 – 2000

Publications

  • propertyweek.com
    176 articles
  • Reuters
    54 articles
  • reuters.com
    50 articles
  • Thomson Reuters
    35 articles
  • zawya.com
    7 articles
  • arabianbusiness.com
    4 articles
  • reuters.com
    2 articles

Writes Most On

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  • —Thomson Reuters
  • HSBC plans biggest investment banking retrenchment in decades
    28 Jan—Thomson Reuters
    LONDON, Jan 28 (Reuters) - HSBC (HSBA.L), opens new tab plans to wind down its M&A and some equities businesses in Europe and the Americas, the bank said on Tuesday, accelerating a shift to Asia in its biggest retrenchment from investment banking in decades. "Our intention is to move to a more competitive, scalable, financing-led model," Michael Roberts, CEO HSBC Bank said in a memo sent to staff seen by Reuters, which said the lender would retain more focused M&A and equity capital markets...
  • UK banks resist mortgage rate hikes amid money market turmoil
    15 Jan—Reuters
    Summary Companies Banks shake off swap rate rises to keep mortgage hikes at bay Lenders competing strongly to secure new home loan business Borrowers remain cautious but price falls could tempt buyers LONDON, Jan 15 (Reuters) - Britain's banks are accepting smaller profit margins and bigger risks on UK mortgage lending as stress in sterling money markets stretches into a second week, industry sources said, with appetite to lend greater than worries about higher funding costs. The cost for...
  • —Thomson Reuters
  • Britain should not join 'race to bottom' on financial rules, BoE Deputy Governor says
    8 Jan—Reuters
    Summary Companies Reforms can boost growth without slashing standards, Woods says Revamp of U.S. regulatory landscape expected in next Trump term UK government has called for sensible risk-taking in finance Regulators still fear backlash if judgment calls turn sour LONDON, Jan 8 (Reuters) - Bank of England Deputy Governor Sam Woods said Britain should avoid participating in a "race to the bottom" on financial regulation, amid concerns the United States might opt out of reforms designed to...

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