Nils Pratley

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  Twitter and Royal Mail on the market – and it's the posties that deliver

  4 Oct 2013: Nils Pratley on Saturday: Yes, Silicon Valley floats normally fly, but if you want to talk attractive valuations snail mail comes in first

• Payday loans action: it makes sense to focus on the vulnerable borrowers

  3 Oct 2013: Nils Pratley: The Financial Conduct Authority has tried to protect punters whom Wonga et el should not be lending to in the first place

• Tesco suffers falls throughout empire

  2 Oct 2013: Nils Pratley: Positive news for chief executive Philip Clarke – arrested decline in the UK and a Chinese deal – outweighed by negatives

• Bank of England: Will we now get only the news that's fit to print

  1 Oct 2013: Report on banks' capital positions was omitted as "confidence in banks – and financial stability – could be adversely affected"

• Unilever's profit warning is a wake-up call for investors

  1 Oct 2013: Nils Pratley: Investors see international consumer goods companies as safe places for their cash – but too many made the same bet

• Ed Miliband's bold new energy policy was little more than a sketch

  27 Sep 2013: Nils Pratley on Saturday: It's unrealistic to hope that private firms can be cajoled into making investments where they cannot see a profit

• Ladbrokes' profit warning badly timed in light of forthcoming tax regime

  26 Sep 2013: Bookies' deal with Playtech seemed an online gambling solution for Ladbrokes, but switching systems has been disruptive

• Coalition must act over high energy bills, say senior Tories

  26 Sep 2013:

  Conservatives fear Ed Miliband struck chord with public, but Labour divided as Peter Mandelson disagrees with price freeze

• Ed Miliband's energy price freeze means the end for Ofgem

  24 Sep 2013:

  Current regulator lacks muscle to stand up to the big six energy suppliers and must be changed

• $9-a-share offer for Blackberry may be too late to make a difference

  23 Sep 2013: The deal would be a miserable outcome for long-standing investors who looked at a $90 share price four years ago

• Is three years long enough to keep executives waiting for incentives?

  23 Sep 2013: Three years is the period over which performance is usually measured, but there is an argument for stretching that

• This is a market boom with some dangerous properties

  20 Sep 2013: Foxtons shares are valued at 20 times expected earnings. It spells trouble ahead, says Nils Pratley

• London Whale: how Jamie Dimon dodged the splashback

  19 Sep 2013: The buck for this trading scandal should stop at the top when the control systems have been shown to be full of holes

• Who would replace Sir Philip Hampton at Royal Bank of Scotland?

  18 Sep 2013: The usual suspects might take a sniffy view of the behind-the-scenes aggro that caused chief executive Stephen Hester to depart

• Housing bubble: it's not enough that regulators are 'alert to the risks'

  18 Sep 2013: Nils Pratley: Intervention prompted by a surge in house prices would be seen as a political act because the FPC would be rowing against a flagship government policy

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