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Openwork gains 100 advisers in lockdown boost

"The threat remains but as lockdown measures are slowly eased across the UK, it is important that we not only reflect on the past 100 days but also begin to look forward.

Prospering in the pandemic: the top 100 companies

Public companies had the tailwind of a surprisingly robust stock market — which many believe is a bubble.

EIB Group and Banco Sabadell provide €576 million to finance SMEs and mid-caps

The agreement includes a commitment to direct part of the new Banco Sabadell financing to investments promoting climate action

Payments after the Covid crisis – emerging issues and challenges - speech by Christina Segal-Knowles

Given during a London School of Economics and Centre for Economic Policy Research webinar

Coronavirus has exposed economic inequalities

Reflecting the shutdown of businesses, unemployment of private sector employees increased by around 3,800 between February and May 2020

How to avoid the virus as the world reopens

A guide to where the biggest risks lie as lockdowns ease

The diary of a COVID-19 CEO – Part II

The best way to judge a business is on how it behaves when things get tough.

Conduct, culture and Covid-19

The Covid-19 pandemic has changed our world and the way that we work in an extraordinarily short time.

Trustees and investing at the time of COVID-19

Trustees should also look to ensure that their Investment Policy Statement is up to date and that time horizons (and tax considerations) have not altered since the statement was last looked at.

Coronavirus, furloughing staff and making redundancies: further FAQs for UK employers

Some employers are questioning whether they can, or should, make redundancies now, and whether they can start redundancy processes in relation to employees who have been furloughed.

Return of the bailiff as banks hire hundreds to chase wave of credit defaulters

Millions expected to be out of work come October

How the worlds of sport and pensions collide

The best known example where the worlds of sports and pension rules collide is in the area of protected pension ages.

London City airport to reopen by end of June

The airport said it will also “reach out” to its customer database, to get their thoughts on the future airport experience.

Investor plans £15bn support for UK companies toiling with crisis loans

Business Growth Fund proposes state-backed scheme to aid indebted companies emerging from pandemic

COVID-19 & green finance: What next?

What do green finance and Brexit have in common?

Covid-19 stamped out in Guernsey under the boots of a one-woman army

The test and trace system, started only last week, has had a shaky start

Keeping a large law firm on track as Covid-19 strikes

The Allen & Overy managing partner had prior experience of sudden crisis after a failed merger

Back To The Future: The Shape Of Things To Come In The Post "Covid-19 Crisis" World.

The trends we identified pre-crisis, in our opinion, remain intact and if anything, have accelerated.

Pandemic accelerates desire to pass down wealth

Fear over potential tax rises leads to a rise in people gifting assets to family members

Guernsey open for business as island goes Covid-free

The island’s borders remain effectively closed at this stage of recovery, with any travel into the island requiring a strict 14-day quarantine period.