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Euro zone banks curtail credit access amid fresh pandemic worries

In the final three months of the year, banks expect a “considerable” tightening credit standards, the ECB added.

Heathrow to offer £80 rapid coronavirus test for departures

Government targets halving 2-week quarantine for passengers arriving at UK airports by December 1

Covid-19: Is it an ‘interruption’ to your business?

There are some policies that also include such things as infectious or notifiable diseases and denial of access within their cover.

In the age of Covid, what's the most valued employee benefit your company provides?

More than 300 companies shared their views

Charities and coronavirus: extension of some measures brought in by the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act

The Act relaxes the rules on holding members’ meeting for ‘relevant bodies’, which includes charitable companies and charitable incorporated organisations.

Covid sees youngsters flock to trainee adviser roles

He has already received more than 100 applications for the trainee role but only one candidate has applied for the experienced role.

Thriving in the pandemic: technology

There are no companies that aren’t being affected by technology

Treasury scraps autumn Budget to focus on Covid crisis

Earlier this month Mr Sunak asked the Office for Budget Responsibility to draw up spending forecasts for the autumn, but did not commit to announcing any tax or spending plans of his own.

Corona Upsets the Old Order

The pandemic has given Sweden its unique health experiment. Today's budget presentation showed that the virus is also wreaking havoc with dearly-held political certainties.

Goldman Sachs joins JPMorgan in asserting return to work after coronavirus office closures

Since mid-March, most Wall Street retailers and bankers have been working remotely; nonetheless with New York’s COVID-19 an an infection always remaining beneath 1% over the earlier month, corporations are beginning to grapple with how — or wh

The disruption caused by Covid-19 means that fintech’s time has come

Yet it’s clear that the pandemic is accelerating the need for financial innovation and disruption.

Coronavirus: Which parts of the UK are recovering fastest after lockdown?

The comparative lack of people returning to city centres will fuel fears about the continuing impact on the "lunchtime economy" and the prospects for businesses such as coffee and sandwich shops.

How Britain's high streets are recovering after lockdown – visual analysis

Data reveals that three in 10 shops hadn’t reopened after coronavirus restrictions were lifted – with some areas lagging further behind than others

Coronavirus: Directors' duties under new UK insolvency laws

Faced with this spectre of personal liability, you might opt for the safe haven of placing a distressed company into administration or some other formal insolvency process, under the supervision of a licensed insolvency practitioner.

Pandemic increases millennial anxiety around finances

Two in five UK workers of all ages reported increased financial anxiety in the wake of the Coronavirus pandemic, according to the new report from Close Brothers.

Banks step up plans to close branches and cut jobs in blow to Covid-hit high street

A major shift online and declining use of cash threaten to deal another hit to the high street

COVID-19 and the great reset: Briefing note #18

The abrupt halt of global travel during the COVID-19 crisis, aside from delaying personal trips and vacations, has had a major impact on businesses across sectors.

Planners expect demand for advice to grow following pandemic

This compares to 67% when they were questioned at the start of the year.

HMRC admits overpayment on Covid grants to self-employed

An HMRC spokesperson said: “We have robust processes in place to prevent grants being paid incorrectly but a small number of people were paid grants in error and some received an incorrect amount.

Winners in lockdown: some firms see new business jump 30%

The figures support data collected by the Financial Conduct Authority in June, which found a mere 14 advice firms believed the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic threatened the survival of their business.