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A number of senior women in UK financial services made their name in fund management, including Dame Helena Morrissey (pictured), Nichola Pease and Nicola Horlick.

Experts are predicting that open-ended property funds, which were suspended in March as the coronavirus crisis rocked the property market, may not be unfrozen for several more months.

Chief executive Jozsef Varadi is pressing for more take-off and landing slots to be taken away from larger airlines if they are not able to use them due to the coronavirus crisis.

The lingerie chain said it would resort to an insolvency procedure known as a company voluntary arrangement to cut its costs if landlords did not agree to reduced rents based on turnover.

The recent surge of the pound against the dollar barely has been noticed. Slowly but surely, at $1.34 in latest trading, it is creeping back to levels not seen since before the Brexit referendum.

The FTSE 100 drugs firm will pay gene therapy group Oxford Biomedica £15m up front to scale up manufacturing capacity of the vaccine, as it hopes to win fast-track approval in the US.

Yesterday shares in Zoom soared by 35 per cent after it revealed profits had rocketed by more than 3,000 per cent between May and July. This added over £20bn to its value.

Now First Group, which runs GWR trains from London to the likes of Oxford and Penzance, is asking for Government help to continue for at least another ten months.

The markets have favoured Sir Roger De Haan’s return to the Saga board and his £100m investment boost which is set to shore up the finances of the business impacted by Covid-19

Broadcaster ITV  is set to be relegated from the FTSE 100 in today’s reshuffle after its shares suffered from the drop in advertising spend since the pandemic took hold.