The City View is a new podcast from City A.M. - London's daily business and finance newspaper. City A.M. was launched 15 years ago under the strapline "business with personality" - and The City View podcast follows the same philosophy. Every day, City A.M. Editor Andy Silvester will open the podcast with a quick look at the headlines from the worlds of business, finance, economics and politics, before introducing his guest of the day. Guests will be industry leaders, economists, pundits, investors, journalists, politicians and senior figures from the City of London. Expect insight and analysis mixed with good conversation, humour and expertise as Andy and his guests attempt to make sense of the world in extraordinary times. 

The City View is a new podcast from City A.M. - London's daily business and finance newspaper. City A.M. was launched 15 years ago under the strapline "business with personality" - and The City View podcast follows the same philosophy. Every day, City A.M. Editor Andy Silvester will open the podcast with a quick look at the headlines from the worlds of business, finance, economics and politics, before introducing his guest of the day. Guests will be industry leaders, economists, pundits, investors, journalists, politicians and senior figures from the City of London. Expect insight and analysis mixed with good conversation, humour and expertise as Andy and his guests attempt to make sense of the world in extraordinary times.&nbsp;

The City View - City AM's Daily Podcast

The City View: Boris’ week from hell

On today's final episode of The City View, Andy Silvester talks to City A.M.'s Opinion and Features Editor Sascha O'Sullivan. They ask whether Boris Johnson is harming the Tory party's chances of reelection, and if Starmer is the right man for the job as Labour leader.

And in the business news: TUI has cancelled nearly 200 flights due to serve Manchester airport, US activist investor Nelson Peltz has been appointed to the board of Unilever, and GSK has agreed to buy US vaccine firm Affinivax.

On today's final episode of The City View, Andy Silvester talks to City A.M.'s Opinion and Features Editor Sascha O'Sullivan. They ask whether Boris Johnson is harming the Tory party's chances of reelection, and if Starmer is the right man for the job as Labour leader.
And in the business news: TUI has cancelled nearly 200 flights due to serve Manchester airport, US activist investor Nelson Peltz has been appointed to the board of Unilever, and GSK has agreed to buy US vaccine firm Affinivax.

The City View: Boris on his last legs?

Today Andy Silvester talks to Michael Moore, Director General at BVCA. They discuss the scale of private equity and venture capital in the UK, their importance in the UK's employment market, and how vital they are for companies looking to scale up.

And in the headlines: Sainsbury's CEO Simon Roberts has said that the supermarket plans to pump £500m into price cuts; Foxtons has poached Chestertons CEO Guy Gittins; and Oxford Metrics, the company behind the ABBA Voyage avatars, has sold off a part of its business.

Today Andy Silvester talks to Michael Moore, Director General at BVCA. They discuss the scale of private equity and venture capital in the UK, their importance in the UK's employment market, and how vital they are for companies looking to scale up.
And in the headlines: Sainsbury's CEO Simon Roberts has said that the supermarket plans to pump &pound;500m into price cuts; Foxtons has poached Chestertons CEO Guy Gittins; and Oxford Metrics, the company behind the ABBA Voyage avatars, has sold off a part of its business.

The City View: Sainsbury's to cut prices, and the importance of UK private equity

Today City A.M. reporter Charlie Conchie talks to Tech Nation CEO Gerard Grech for a chat about the company's Impact Report, which assesses how it has helped shape leading tech firms. They also discuss the UK's place as a fintech hub, and the potential slowdown of VC investment in fintech later this year.

He also takes us through the week's tech news -- Klarna will now be focusing on profits over growth, and the ECB has warned against a continued crypto sell-off frenzy.

Today City A.M. reporter Charlie Conchie talks to Tech Nation CEO Gerard Grech for a chat about the company's Impact Report, which assesses how it has helped shape leading tech firms. They also discuss the UK's place as a fintech hub, and the potential slowdown of VC investment in fintech later this year.
He also takes us through the week's tech news -- Klarna will now be focusing on profits over growth, and the ECB has warned against a continued crypto sell-off frenzy.

The City View: Boris’ week from hell

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