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Unlimited holiday sounds like a gimmick when the bank is resistant to work from home → Read More
Busy diaries, Zoom, green concerns and no skiing all add up to an event that has lost its appeal for many — and that is being overtaken by others as the place to be → Read More
Imposing tough sanctions on Russia is having an unintended knock-on effect → Read More
The Tesla boss signalled he wants to control Twitter and cut censorship but critics worry this might damage Twitter financially → Read More
If the government is serious about City competitiveness, it must match talk with action → Read More
It is possible that the error raises broader questions about Barclays’ risk and controls culture → Read More
Divesting from Russia was relatively easy. Pulling out of China would be very painful → Read More
Expansion of services may bring challenges to the top companies, despite a boom → Read More
Many banks have been put off buying firms by the high prices demanded – until now → Read More
This is more important than many of the ESG issues firms are obliged to focus on → Read More
Headcount is rising again, but a market downturn could quickly stop the recovery → Read More
After years of cuts, analyst headcount at major institutions is creeping back up → Read More
Even a simple Google search shows some of its estimates are massively wrong → Read More
Perhaps even this great escape artist will find he has no way out this time → Read More
Asset managers are suffering from “bloat” due to booming pandemic markets, and face a year of “reckoning” as economic stimulus is withdrawn, according to an annual industry health check. As the tailwinds in public markets fade, many traditional managers are so desperate to expand into private markets they are prepared to “pay whatever it takes” for acquisitions, say consultants Oliver Wyman.… → Read More
Where will funding come from to decarbonise developing countries’ energy supplies? → Read More
The Swiss bank's new strategy could bear fruit, but shareholders may demand more → Read More
While the surcharge might have been cut in the Budget, banks are still paying a hefty price for the financial crisis → Read More
Firms spend around £28.7bn a year on anti-money laundering compliance but there is little evidence that things are getting better → Read More
Doubters question whether it will really offer that much net growth for the financial sector → Read More