09/23/2020
Companies are restructuring, but are they resilient?
Structural change is underway, but more may be needed
Comment, Analysis & Research
09/23/2020
Chief Investment Officer Update: Second Waves
Western Governments were caught off-guard at the beginning of the first wave as the virus spread to northern Italy and then quickly to the rest of the world.
09/22/2020
What will the office of the future look like post covid-19?
In the post covid-19 world, offices will look a little different and their configuration, function and lease structures are likely to change. Patrick Thomas of Canaccord Genuity writes.
09/22/2020
Wealth solutions for today and tomorrow must focus on operational agility
I share my perspective on some of the key aspects you should consider to grow and optimize your business.
09/22/2020
FCA: Speech by Marc Teasdale on drivers of culture and role of purpose and governance
Truly safe cultures support that diversity with an approach to inclusion that enables employees to bring their whole selves to work, and that creates a safe environment for people to present differing views, challenge accepted norms, and even call out whe
09/22/2020
Evolution of a new model for financial regulation in the UK
Speech by Christopher Woolard, FCA interim chief executive, at the 10th annual International Financial Services Forum
09/22/2020
Survey on Wealth Management in the New World
Are we emerging, albeit extremely tentatively, from global lockdown, or are many of the leading economies on the cusp of new lockdowns?
09/22/2020
CIOs Wielding More Influence in the Boardroom as IT Spending Surges by $15 BILLION a Week
“To see it scale at basically $15 billion dollars a week, an annualized 20%, was massive”
09/21/2020
Societe Generale gears up for Lyxor asset management sale - sources
The business could be valued at about $1 billion, one of the sources said, adding that interested parties have recently been contacted as the sale is about to kick off.
09/21/2020
5 Reasons Why UK Expats Prefer Portugal
It is also known that the total number of UK expats are almost twice the resident population mentioned earlier.
09/21/2020
Companies House powers boosted to tackle £137bn dirty money deficit
Transparency International UK research has found at least 929 UK shell companies used in 89 corruption and money laundering cases, amounting to around £137bn globally in potential economic damage.
09/21/2020
Negative interest rates like 'shooting your own toes off'
Mr Iggo said: “Sending messages about future policy reactions is enough while keeping actual operational changes in reserve.”
09/18/2020
JPMorgan’s Top Europe Bankers See Rising M&A as Crisis Wanes
“In many cases, it’s with the goal of investing in the future rather than just defensive moves.”
09/17/2020
What the High Court ruling means for COVID-19 business interruption pay-outs
Around 370,000 policyholders now have greater clarity on whether their insurance contracts should cover pandemic-related losses
09/17/2020
Wealthy company owners at risk of ruining their personal reputation by ignoring pay gaps, finds new national survey
Similarly, 58 per cent per cent of people would think worse of a company owner if one of their businesses was perceived to have unfairly large pay differentials between entry-level employees and executives.
09/17/2020
Benefit from Open Banking – it’s all a question of APIs
In the European Union, PSD2 mandates that banks allow third party providers access to accounts at the customer’s request.
09/16/2020
Rishi Sunak hails furlough scheme a success, but it won't be extended
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has hailed the furlough scheme a success and said millions of jobs could have been lost during the coronavirus pandemic without it.
09/16/2020
Zoom Time: What Family Offices Should Consider When Investing in Technology, Media and Telecommunicatiions
Whether it is an artificial intelligence, internet publishing, television production, media outlet or communication company, all are highly dependent on the value of the IP assets on their balance sheets.
09/16/2020
Morning Coffee: European banks contemplate massive job cuts. Citi says trading wins won't offset pain elsewhere
74% of senior bankers don't want to go back to the office in September. 75% of respondents don't want to go back to the office full-time at all; most suggest two or three days a week would be ideal.
09/16/2020
UK banks outperform Europe in reducing card fraud
UK banks saw the largest single reduction of card fraud losses last year, down eight percent from 2018, according to a recent report.