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The UK: A land of opportunity for US companies

The US and the UK have enjoyed a special relationship with intertwined economic, military and cultural interests for over 80 years and that will continue to deepen in a post-pandemic world.

Failure is not an option – Technology is the only answer!

Technology is going to play a pivotal role.

A wave of FirstGen – assisting the creators of new wealth

Broadly speaking, the FirstGen are original wealth creators who are predominantly from a younger age bracket.

Guernsey Funds Forum returns to London in November

The Funds Forum is second of WE ARE GUERNSEY’s return to physical events in London and comes during a bumper time for the island’s investment funds industry.

Schroders Q&A: where are the risks in credit?

Corporate bonds continue to enjoy moderately positive conditions, but with uncertainty rising, investors need a keen eye for risks.

Glasgow Climate Pact will have profound business impact

Astute businesses will be looking how they can stay ahead of government policy and regulation while also making sure that they cannot be held to account for double standards or a failure to meet their own commitments.

Andrew Bailey hints that main hurdle to UK rate rise has been cleared

End of furlough scheme has generated little additional unemployment so far

Anne Boden: Starling can overtake Barclays in 5 years

The boss of Starling Bank Anne Boden has said its booming business banking business can overtake Barclays Bank over the medium term in the SME market.

Resilience first in the post-Covid world

Emerging markets companies have learned the hard lessons of Covid

Banks are withstanding Covid-19 crisis, Vienna Initiative says

The European Bank Coordination (Vienna) Initiative is a framework for safeguarding the financial stability of emerging Europe.

Risks for German finance revolve around rates, BaFin president says

That resulted in new leadership at BaFin with Branson at the top, as well as new powers for the Bonn-based body.

Global dividends hit record high of £301bn in Q3

Surge in shareholder payouts has been driven by mining companies

Morning Coffee: Desperation as bankers quit but banks need them to stay. JPMorgan’s iconic new team in Paris

The first factor is that the normal reluctance to pay big guaranteed bonuses late in the year doesn’t seem to be as strong at the moment.

Green finance in Guernsey: building a sustainable future

And when it comes specifically to green investment – money that goes towards supporting green and sustainable projects – Guernsey is playing a world-leading role.

Redefining how people collect art in the 21st Century

The platform is tightly curated and invitation-only. We only collaborate with leading curators, institutions, galleries and artists.

Deutsche Bank CEO calls on central banks to fight inflation

I think monetary policy must take countermeasures here - and sooner rather than later

Inflation Alert – Fed Behind the Curve

Now that they have re-created the inflation they so desperately wanted, it appears to have all the hallmarks of a monster they may not be able to control easily.

IT Spending in EMEA to Grow 4.7% in 2022

Analysts Discuss EMEA IT Spending Outlook at Gartner IT Symposium/Xpo 2021 EMEA, November 8-11

The UK economy continues to recover, but loses some momentum

The latest Perspective from Ruth Lea CBE, Economic Adviser to Arbuthnot Banking Group.

Financial Regulation: Daily Update

The letter explains the authorisation process and sets out the FCA's expectations of providers in the run up to FCA taking responsibility for supervision of providers on 29 July 2022.

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