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Andreas Paleit

Andreas Paleit

Journalist/Assistant Companies News Editor & Producer at Financial Times

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Location
United Kingdom
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • General Assignment News

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Recent Articles

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Interview with Peter Mathieson, University of Hong Kong president

Peter Mathieson appears to be a man at ease. Wearing a grey suit and one of his “12 or so” University of Hong Kong (HKU) ties, the 55-year-old Englishman sits back in his 10th-floor office and reflects on his new role. “I’m happy about the way it’s gone – in terms of the way I feel, in terms of the way I’ve been received, in terms of my personal life,” he says four months into his tenure as HKU’s vice-chancellor and president. While not dodging the fact that his appointment a year ago was greet…
about 10 years ago
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Susan Cameron’s return to Reynolds was seen as M&A signal

When Susan Cameron, the first woman to run a big tobacco company, returned to the top job at Reynolds American in May this year, the move was seen as a signal of an imminent merger or acquisition. Bonnie Herzog of Wells Fargo said Ms Cameron’s return “could increase the chances for, and signals, a potential strategic partnership with BAT”. She added that Wells Fargo continued “to believe the chances are great” that Lorillard would be acquired by Reynolds. British American Tobacco holds a 42 pe…
over 10 years ago
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Analysts react to Mark Carney’s Mansion House speech

Bank of England governor Mark Carney has hinted that interest rates might rise sooner than had been expected. Five analysts and a professor offer their reactions. Michael Saunders, Citi Research “This speech marks an important change of tone from the governor, removing any sense that the MPC [Monetary Policy Committee] is on autopilot and locked into inaction until some distant preset date. We continue to expect that strong economic growth and the tightening labour market will prompt the MPC t…
over 10 years ago