Royal Mail

Royal Mail Plc's Greatest WeaknessesThe Motley Fool UKWhen I think of postal and delivery service provider Royal Mail (LSE: RMG), two factors jump out at me as the firm's greatest weaknesses and top the list of what makes the company less attractive as an investment proposition. More: continued here

The boss of the Financial Conduct Authority has told MPs that there is no evidence of regulatory failure despite the initial 38pc jump in Royal Mail shares More: continued here

FCA boss Martin Wheatley dismisses idea financial regulators should have probed Royal Mail privatisation. More: continued here

The Guardian Nothing unusual in Royal Mail share jump, says City watchdog chiefThe GuardianWheatley was giving evidence at the start of a week in which parliamentarians are putting the focus back on the sale of Royal Mail after the National Audit Office (NAO) concluded the government had cost taxpayers £750m …

Two standout factors undermining an investment in Royal Mail plc (LON: RMG) More: continued here

Business Secretary Vince Cable will face questions from MPs over the controversial sell-off of the Royal Mail which saw the value of shares soar by 38% on their first day on offer. More: continued here

UPDATE 2-UK regulator says will not investigate Royal Mail sell-offReuters UKLONDON, April 28 (Reuters) – Britain's financial regulator will not investigate the government's sale of Royal Mail , it said on Monday, rejecting calls from lawmakers who said a sharp rise in the firm's share price should have set alarm …

UK regulator says no reason to investigate Royal Mail sell-offReuters UKLast October, Britain sold 60 percent of Royal Mail at 330 pence per share, ending 500 years of state control and raising 2 billion pounds ($3.36 billion) for the public purse. ($1 = 0.5948 British Pounds) (Reporting by Neil Maidment …

UPDATE 1-UK regulator says no reason to investigate Royal Mail sell-offReutersLast October, Britain sold 60 percent of Royal Mail at 330 pence per share, ending 500 years of state control and raising 2 billion pounds ($3.36 billion) for the public purse. However, the firm's share price has since risen by …

Margaret Hodge, the Labour MP and chairman of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), said the share price had ‘exploded’ on the first day. More: continued here