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10 November 22, 2020 BUSINESS

Liam Kelly

TONY NICOLETTI side Saracens, and Tally-ho! Hester hunts Barber points Holy Moley, it’s a chairman Brian McBride. FUNNY BUSINESS index finger rival to Peppa Pig Reatchlous, 71, has signed Warwick Davis and down £16m payday , the long- In one of the more bizarre Gemma Arterton to lend standing editor of the investment picks this year, their voices to the animated Stephen Hester is making up Royal Bank of , retired from City heavyweights are betting version of stories he told to for lost bonuses. The RSA having fallen foul of then- the ’Un earlier this year. on a mole that lives under his daughters, Hettie and boss agreed a £7.2bn chancellor . The 65-year-old has since Windsor Castle. Tattie, in the 1990s. He has takeover of the FTSE 100 Hester has a patchy record released a collection of his James Reatchlous is on the sold the franchise to 119 insurance giant last week. If on bonuses. RBS lured him diaries, The Powerful and the brink of closing a £3m countries, and says his aim is the acquisition, by Canada’s from British Land in 2008 Damned, which chronicle his funding round at a valuation for Master Moley to become Intact and Tryg of Denmark, with a “golden hello” of encounters with tycoons and of more than £40m for bigger than Peppa Pig, whose goes through, the gardening- 10.4 million shares worth world leaders. Master Moley, a children’s TV creator, Entertainment One, mad equestrian is in line for £6.5m, but by the time he One startling exchange franchise. The money is was bought for £3bn-plus by a windfall of up to £16m. received them, they were comes with Prince Andrew in coming from investors Hasbro last year. In a call with journalists, worth only £4m. Three years 2009. HRH, pre-disgrace and including Ocado chairman Rose et al will be hoping Hester, 59, was keen to later, he was forced to waive Britain’s trade envoy, phones Lord (Stuart) Rose. Other this mole can bring home the downplay the size of his a £963,000 bonus amid Barber to complain about the shareholders include Nigel bacon too. potential spoils when the a political outcry. FT’s reporting from Dubai Wray, the owner of rugby old Royal & Sun Alliance is Prufrock understands that and the work of one Simon broken up by its foreign he no longer holds any Carr. “You mean Simeon Cobra’s Bilimoria rivals. He emphasised that he shares in the bank Kerr,” the editor corrected had not sold any of his shares known as NatWest — which the Duke of . dogged by since joining RSA in February is just as well given its flat Flick to the book’s index, A dog may be a man’s best TWITTER POLL 2014, four months after he share price. The RSA payday however, and there — friend, but when that man is Yes No was forced out as chief may help him break into between Ireland’s ex-prime president of the CBI and is executive of taxpayer-owned a gallop. Stephen Hester stands to pick up £16m from the RSA sale minister Enda Kenny and trying to address a virtual John Kerry, the former US gathering of business folk, it 24% 76% 6 Yet more intrigue in the world of spinners. Caught up in the secretary of state — is a could do with piping down. rows over cronyism and lobbyists’ access to government JUST SAYING . . . reference to “Simon Kerr”. Cobra Beer founder Lord decisions is Lord (Andrew) Feldman, former Tory Party “Well, that’s a mistake in (Karan) Bilimoria was chairman and managing partner of PR firm Tulchan, who the index, that’s not me. continually interrupted at spent two months as an unpaid adviser to health minister After a rollercoaster year, it’s clear read the text very carefully; last Tuesday’s Top Track 250 Lord ( James) Bethell. Tulchan has been hosting Zoom calls our customers are already planning I did not read the index,” virtual awards event by his for bosses in the pandemic, allowing them to hear from Barber tells Prufrock. pet’s barking and the influential figures, including health secretary Matt Hancock for a very different Christmas “There’s another mistake doorbell sounding. So we has banned and Sir John Bell, an adviser to the government on vaccines. in the index, for what it’s want to hear your best (or the sale of new petrol and Prufrock hears that Treasury chief secretary Stephen Barclay worth, but I don’t think I’ll go worst) Zoom work tales. diesel vehicles from 2030. was lined up as the guest last week, with Test and Trace boss Asda boss Roger Burnley as shoppers into that.” Please get in touch via the Do you think Britain will be Baroness (Dido) Harding pencilled in the week before. But stock up on frozen turkeys, Christmas A prize for the first reader usual channels. ready for it? both calls were cancelled as the furore intensified. Fancy that! trees and festive lights earlier than usual to spot it. Mole role: Gemma Arterton [email protected] @ST_Business DATABANK INSIDE THE CITY SABAH MEDDINGS THE WEEK IN THE MARKETS THE ECONOMY Consumer prices index current rate prev. month FTSE 100 DOLLAR trials. They closed on Friday of $53m in January to June FTSE 100 USD > GBP 0.7% 0.5% at 46.09p, valuing the this year, it looks ludicrous. CPI including housing current rate prev. month Wonder 8,000 company at nearly £633m. The Greidinger family trust, $1.33 0.9% 0.7% However, ’s Global City Holdings, had to U 0.01 Woman problems stretch beyond the reduce its stake in Cineworld 12-month high: $1.34 Retail prices index current rate prev. month 7,000 low: $1.15 latest film releases. Even by a third this year in order to 1.3% 1.1% before the pandemic, the avoid a margin call on a loan. won’t save 6,351.45 Average weekly earnings on prev. month on last year EUR > GBP markets believed it was on When it released interim 35.06 H: 7,674.6 6,000 Cineworld shaky financial ground. The results in the summer, 0.56% L: 4,993.9 £553 U 0.2% U 1.3% Unemployment current rate prev. month shares had fallen more than Cineworld warned that it 5,000 €1.12 30% between May and the would breach its covenants — FTSE 250 U 0.01 12-month high: €1.20 1.62m 4.8% 4.5% Warner Bros took a bullish end of December last year. but expected waivers to be 2019 2020 low: €1.06 Source: Thomson Eikon Manufacturing output on the year on last month stance on Christmas last Many of the fears over obtained. It is now close to YEN week. The movie studio Cineworld centre on its debt agreeing a rescue deal and is RISERS FALLERS : 328.9p U 33.2% on : 156p V 14.1% on share YEN > USD V 7.9% U 0.2% announced that its new pile. Mooky and attempting to thrash out rent upbeat update Just Group: 60p sale Sage: 538.8p V 12.9% on squeezed Retail sales on the year on last month Wonder Woman 1984 Greidinger have built a global reductions with its landlords, U 24.2% on vaccine hopes Babcock margins Premier : 86.1p V 9.8% superhero film, starring Gal empire of 787 cinemas by which is likely to involve a International: 323.1p U 16.9% on on sentiment Shaftesbury: 528p ¥103.81 U 5.8% U 1.2% 19,506.96 defence spending boost Rank: 147.4p V 8.7% on commercial property woes V 0.81 Gadot, would be seen in gorging on cheap debt to fund controversial insolvency 236.96 H:22,108.3 U 14.8% on jab prospect Networkers Synconca: 254.5p V 8.5% on profit 12-month high: ¥112.11 taking Source: Refinitiv/AJ Bell low: ¥102.34 cinemas in December. It also acquisitions. At the last process known as a company 1.23% L:12,829.7 International: 273p U 14% on volatility UK trade latest 3 mths prev. 3 mths latest 12 mths plans to release the film count, the company had voluntary arrangement OIL balance (£bn) +8.62 +9.47 +22.04 straight to streaming with debts of $8bn (£6bn). With (CVA). It could also lead to the DOLLARS/BARREL DOW JONES FTSE EUROFIRST Gross domestic latest quarter prev. quarter annual change HBO on the same day. revenues of $2.2bn and permanent closure of some HANG SENG product Cinema chains globally adjusted core earnings of UK cinemas. Any deal is likely 29,263.48 26,451.54 1,504.36 $44.96 U 15.5% V 19.8% V 9.6% 2.18 heaved a sigh of relief. Over $758.6m between January to give lenders security over 216.33 H:29,950.4 294.68 H:29,056.4 14.79 H:1,690.8 U Budget deficit latest month prev. month year-to-date 0.73% L:18,591.9 1.13% L:21,696.1 0.99% L:1,096.5 12-month high: $71.75 (PSNB) in £bn the past few months, the and June 2019, this debt level the company’s assets. low: $15.98 -22.3 -28.6 -214.9 release of one big blockbuster looked steep. With revenues Cineworld had an SHANGHAI SENSEX GOLD film after another has been of $712.4m and core earnings estimated $260m of liquidity 11,854.97 3,377.73 43,882.25 DOLLARS/TROY OZ delayed. For Cineworld, at the end of August, and a 25.68 H:12,056.4 67.62 H:3,451.1 439.25 H:44,180.1 was the final Cineworld cash burn rate of about $50m 0.22% L:6,860.7 2.04% L:2,660.2 1.01% L:25,981.2 $1,873.93 10-YEAR BOND YIELDS % straw: last month, it closed all a month. Time is running out. V 19.12 its theatres in the UK and 200p Potential financial saviours S&P 500 CAC 40 ALL ORDS 12-month high: $2,052.50 variation 12 months America, and has been racing will want favourable returns 3,557.54 5,495.89 6,739.90 low: $1,454.27 high low to secure a rescue deal. to compensate them for their 27.61 H:3,626.9 115.73 H:6,111.2 130.60 H:7,255.2 BITCOIN UK 0.30 V 0.04 0.87 0.08 It has been a dramatic few 100 risk. What suits them is 0.77% L:2,237.4 2.15% L:3,754.8 1.98% L:4,564.1 DOLLARS months for Cineworld shares, unlikely to suit existing NIKKEI DAX S&P TSX US 0.82 V 0.07 1.94 0.50 which spiked more than 65% shareholders. Despite the 0 $18,716.57 after news that both the glimmers of positive news, 25,527.37 13,137.25 17,019.10 U 2,703 JAPAN 0.01 V 0.02 0.10 -0.15 Pfizer and vaccines 2019 2020 it’s too early to call a 141.5 H:26,057.3 60.53 H:13,789.0 343.46 H:17,944.1 12-month high: $18,621.31 0.56% L:16,358.2 0.46% L:8,441.7 2.06% L:11,228.5 low: $3,615.27 GERMANY -0.58 V 0.04 -0.17 -0.84 had been 95% effective in Source: Eikon recovery. Avoid. Price at 3pm Saturday

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187 WH Smith 1470.0 +117.0 2654.0 700.5 0.0 15.3 1.9 57 Bunzl 2427.0 -13.0 2603.0 1277.0 2.1 21.4 8.2 6 HSBC 380.9 +8.2 600.2 283.4 0.0 N.A 77.6 185 Redrow 551.0 +16.0 848.0 313.2 0.0 16.8 1.9 79 Whitbread 3002.0 +221.0 4426.2 1808.5 0.0 N.A 6.1 70 1637.5 +25.5 2329.0 1085.0 0.0 319.0 6.6 127 Hutchison China MediTech 450.0 -15.0 528.0 258.0 0.0 N.A 3.2 12 Relx 1782.5 +11.0 2099.0 1482.5 2.6 27.2 34.4 143 William Hill 268.2 +0.8 312.2 36.7 0.0 15.7 2.8 40 Carnival 1163.0 +82.0 3712.0 605.0 6.5 N.A 11.7 131 IG 816.0 +29.5 864.5 563.4 5.3 12.6 3.0 161 Renewables Infrastructure 132.4 -0.6 139.6 100.0 5.1 36.9 2.3 110 4558.0 +188.0 4500.0 2006.0 0.0 N.A 3.9 151 43.7 -0.1 93.5 30.2 0.0 N.A 2.6 133 IMI 1098.0 +10.0 1206.0 674.8 3.1 19.4 3.0 106 Renishaw 5625.0 +250.0 5905.0 2276.0 0.014204.5 4.1 98 WM Morrison Supermarkets 186.5 +12.8 204.1 161.8 3.7 17.1 4.5 173 Close Brothers 1379.0 +57.0 1663.0 926.5 2.9 19.0 2.1 35 Imperial Brands 1497.5 +141.5 2045.5 1219.0 9.2 9.5 14.2 45 Rentokil Initial 519.8 -22.6 571.0 340.1 0.0 39.8 9.6 168 Worldwide Healthcare Trust 3535.0 -120.0 3720.0 2210.0 0.7 20.8 2.2 58 Coca Cola HBC 2237.0 +31.0 2883.0 1494.0 2.5 21.8 8.1 155 Inchcape 623.0 +5.5 720.0 420.0 0.0 221.6 2.5 86 Rightmove 639.8 -1.4 701.2 400.1 0.0 41.5 5.6 48 WPP 731.0 +6.4 1077.5 483.7 1.4 N.A 9.0 22 Compass 1337.0 -36.5 2071.0 1002.0 2.0 20.6 23.9 53 569.8 +8.6 870.2 354.4 0.0 N.A 8.6 5 Rio Tinto 4773.0 +41.0 5135.0 2968.0 6.1 14.4 79.8 149 2320.0 +54.0 2508.0 935.0 0.5 23.0 2.6 56 InterContinental Hotels 4494.0 +17.0 5240.0 2385.5 0.0 N.A 8.2 129 RIT Capital Partners 1948.0 +12.0 2180.0 1346.0 1.8 107.3 3.1 107 ConvaTec 202.8 -1.4 220.4 147.0 2.1 216.4 4.1 93 Intermediate Capital 1689.0 +156.0 1877.0 559.5 3.1 31.1 5.0 55 Rolls-Royce 99.4 +5.7 254.6 39.0 0.0 N.A 8.3 160 440.0 +27.6 540.5 269.0 2.3 13.6 2.3 63 International Airlines Group 157.9 +13.3 444.4 91.0 5.4 N.A 7.8 146 311.0 +8.4 341.2 191.3 1.3 29.4 2.7 188 Cranswick 3658.0 -26.0 4076.0 2922.0 1.7 23.1 1.9 145 International Public Partnerships 171.6 -1.4 176.6 128.2 4.2 29.7 2.8 3 1244.8 +79.0 2309.0 900.0 5.7 N.A 96.1 Price/earnings ratios are based on historic data, with yield and p/e values 23 CRH 2989.0 -11.0 3100.0 1574.0 2.5 18.0 23.5 44 Intertek 6140.0 +62.0 6440.0 4164.0 1.7 37.6 9.9 136 Royal Mail 296.7 +22.1 295.5 124.3 0.0 135.0 3.0 calculated from most recent reported dividends and earnings per share, using 50 6280.0 +62.0 6660.0 4070.0 1.4 39.0 8.8 186 191.6 +2.5 356.0 127.1 2.9 34.6 1.9 68 RSA Insurance 677.4 +21.2 676.8 326.9 1.2 22.0 7.0 trailing 12-month figures. P/E is not calculated when last twelve months EPS is 88 DCC 5558.0 -342.0 7204.0 3878.0 2.7 19.1 5.5 184 ITM Power 355.0 +62.0 358.3 58.6 0.0 N.A 2.0 162 RWS 591.0 +21.0 747.0 413.0 1.5 37.1 2.3 less than or equal to zero. 52-week highs and lows are end of day. Excludes 115 3390.0 -48.0 3574.0 2168.0 1.0 103.6 3.7 116 ITV 91.0 -1.5 156.5 54.4 0.0 12.2 3.7 159 S4 Capital 442.0 +12.0 456.0 110.0 0.0 N.A 2.4 exchange-traded funds. nc = no change. N.A. = not applicable. Source: Refinitiv