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RBS Insurance Group, the insurance division which owns the Direct Line, Churchill, Privilege and Green Flag brands, is set to rebrand as Direct Line Insurance Group.
Barclays has hired former Vodafone marketing chief David Wheldon to head up its global corporate reputation, amid the negative perception of the banking industry in the UK and overseas.
Ernst & Young, one of the big four accountancy companies, has approached media agencies ahead of a pitch for its global media planning and buying requirements.
The gargantuan Facebook float and the Glencore-Xstrata merger look a huge fillip to the beleaguered international capital markets and related City PR agencies, though there remain few signs the effect will be more than temporary.
Former Independent City editor and Barclays media relations director Jason Nisse is joining recently established Newgate Public Relations.
Huntsworth, the marcoms group owner of Citigate, Grayling and Red, has said it will meet market expectations after 'rigorous action on costs'.
Comms professionals have suggested that more CEOs will bow to political pressure and waive their bonuses, following the move by RBS chief Stephen Hester.
Insurance giant RSA has added to its growing marketing team with the appointment of Sky marketer Hannah House as its new head of marketing communications.
Edelman's annual Trust Barometer - the 2012 incarnation was unveiled this week - usually prompts a minor furore among the chattering classes.
Trust in CEOs has plummeted as members of the public increasingly look to 'people like themselves' for credible information, new research has revealed.
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