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Adam Solomon is a specialist in business foreign exchange issues at foreign exchange brokers TORfx.

The idea of this column is to assist businesses in saving money on making or receiving payments in foreign currency. It is developed with all companies in mind from public companies with large and complex operations, to smaller companies and individuals.

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Home Markets Market 2008 ITV put on hold by brokers

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Written by Will Peters   
Wednesday, 18 November 2009 15:24
The news that the top position at ITV plc has been filled has seen Canaccord Adams upgraded ITV to a 'hold'

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(LON:ITV) have seen their stock shoot up 5.58% over the course of Wednesday courtesy of the appointment of Archie Norman as ITV's new chairman.

The latest moves at ITV have also seen their stock upgraded to a 'hold' by investment banking firm Canaccord Adams.

Market reacts to appointment


Investors have reacted positively to the appointment as the period of uncertainty at the top of ITV has finally ended.

Norman has significant experience at heading high-profile businesses.

He has worked for companies such as Woolworths, DIY chain B&Q and supermarket group Asda.

Norman also has been involved with the even more every-day business of utilities, serving on the boards of British Rail and the power company Energis.

But perhaps it is his spell as a Conservative Party MP that will prove the most useful in his new job.