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[EN] Financial Times

Indian asset manager’s debut revives hopes for local IPO market

Shares of SBI Funds Management jump nearly 9% in country’s largest listing so far this year

Mitie agrees £3.1bn takeover by rival outsourcer OCS Group

Facilities management group is latest London-listed company to agree a deal

Brazil faces unforgiving economics after election

Whoever wins the presidential race will have to face up to the need for fiscal consolidation

Burnham to remove VAT on household electricity bills

New prime minister has vowed to help households with the cost of living

Nearly 100 US troops injured in two weeks since Iran war resumed

The Pentagon says most soldiers suffered ‘minor concussions’ and have returned to duty

Broken valuation metrics?

Maybe stocks are not that expensive after all

Adnoc to invest in $6.2bn natural gas schemes as UAE bids for self-sufficiency

Abu Dhabi oil group races to keep pace with domestic demand while facing potential end of gas supply deal with Qatar

EU tech tsar spars with justice chief over new online rule book

Also in this newsletter: Meloni pushes pardon for jeweller jailed over fatal shooting of robbers

FTAV’s further reading

Kevin Keegan; American AI; burials; squeaky sneakers; CPAC GB

FirstFT: Healey’s formidable in-tray as UK chancellor

Also in today’s newsletter: LSE plans round-the-clock trading and AI as a geopolitical weapon

UK chancellor John Healey inherits tricky finances

Prime minister’s choice of former defence minister surprises allies

Ride or Die — Hannah Waddingham and Octavia Spencer dodge assassins and husbands

The jovial Prime show is a study of mid-life female friendship contained in a predictable comedy thriller series

State Ballet of Georgia, Swan Lake — impeccably rehearsed yet underpowered

Nina Ananiashvili’s production brought flashes of brilliance to the London Coliseum, but was ultimately devoid of emotion

Linklaters partners handed record £2.5mn payday as Asia business booms

‘Magic circle’ law firm cites Hong Kong listings work and growth in US as it reports bumper payouts for top ranks

Transcript: UK chancellor John Healey inherits tricky finances

Marc Filippino talks to Sam Fleming and Nikou Asgari

Tom Hayes says UBS’s ‘Project Chocolate’ probe shows he was targeted from outset

Trader nicknamed ‘Tommy Chocolate’ argues bank’s rate-fixing investigation was stacked against him

US authorities probe Mark Walter’s insurance empire

Regulators and prosecutors are investigating the insurance-private capital nexus

Psychedelic drugs are going mainstream

Commercial success is looking less theoretical for treatments based on mushrooms and LSD

The wealthy Londoners betting on a luxury retirement

Riverstone is pioneering club-like housing schemes for asset-rich over-65s

Diageo chair hunts for drinks ‘heavyweights’ in board revamp

Chair seeks robust oversight as Sir Dave Lewis restructures struggling spirits company

The cult shoes of summer 2026

From Ancient Greek Sandals to Phoebe Philo’s ballet flats, this is the footwear to flaunt this summer

The five fiscal challenges facing John Healey

New chancellor must fund rising defence spending and promises of cost-of-living support for households

Pointers for Burnham on what Britain really wants

The new prime minister can learn from 40 years of polling the UK population

China weighs tighter export controls on AI models and chips

Beijing consults companies on ways to stop west acquiring its advanced technologies and star start-ups