Royal Mail

The Times (subscription) Royal Mail plays deal or no dealThe Times (subscription)Given that Royal Mail's shares are changing hands at 560p on the stock market, it's a compelling narrative that October's flotation price of 330p grossly undervalued a national treasure. Top bankers from Goldman Sachs and UBS are steeling themselves …

The Royal Mail will mark the bicentenary of novelist and pillar box pioneer Anthony Trollope's birth in December with a set of stamps. More: continued here

Press TV Banks to be quizzed over UK Royal Mail sell-offPress TVAdvisors from multinational investment banking firm Goldman Sachs and financial services company UBS will appear before British parliamentarians this week to answer questions over the flotation of UK postal service company Royal Mail. During the …Royal Mail privatisation: bankers to …

Advisers from Goldman Sachs and UBS will appear before MPs as concern grows over IPO valuation The flotation of Royal Mail will come under renewed scrutiny this week when MPs question some of the City's top investment bankers about the valuation placed on the company. At Wednesday's session of the …

The Guardian Royal Mail privatisation: bankers to face select committeeThe GuardianThe price for the flotation was set at 330p a share – at the top of the original range and valuing Royal Mail at £3.3bn. But the shares jumped 38% on the first day of trading and closed on Friday …

Sunday Papers: Bankers to face select committee on Royal MailCitywire.co.ukTop stories. The Observer: The flotation of Royal Mail will come under renewed scrutiny this week when MPs question some of the City's top investment bankers about the valuation placed on the company. The Sunday Telegraph: British Gas owner Centrica … More: …

The Royal Mail will mark the bicentenary of novelist and pillar box pioneer Anthony Trollope's birth in December with a set of stamps. More: continued here

Telegraph.co.uk Clearer privatisations demanded after 'opaque' Royal Mail sell-offTelegraph.co.ukThe Government is facing demands that privatisations are made much more transparent so that the sale of the taxpayer stakes in the Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group do not spark the controversy surrounding the Royal Mail. Ahead of a … …

Next week the business select committee will question bankers on why the Royal Mail share price climbed so high. By James Quinn More: continued here

Chairman of the Business Select Committee calls for more transparent processes for Lloyds and RBS sales More: continued here