Brexit planning headache for finance procurement pros
More than seven in ten procurement professionals at banking and finance firms say Brexit is making it difficult for them to make long-term plans
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Why talented employees are leaving finance – and how to keep them engaged
Your young talent hates wasting its time in PowerPoint and has other options lined up.
Can UK businesses finally put the 2008 financial crisis behind them?
It has been nearly ten years since the 2008 global financial crisis brought economies and markets around the world crashing down, yet the effects have…
Cyber security: Firms underestimate ‘seismic aftershock’ of breaches
UK businesses are overconfident in their cyber security planning and underestimate the damage of the “seismic aftershock” that occurs after a breach, according to a…
Are CEOs really being paid too much?
Clive Hyman, founder of Hyman Capital Services, looks at the state of CEO pay and the people who have the power to effect change.
Four of 2017’s biggest investment trends
By Ben Barlow It has been a turbulent year for global politics and economies, with Brexit tensions building and various political events
Firms face threat of new £17 million cyber security fines
British businesses could face fines of up to £17 million or four per cent of their global turnover if their cyber security is not up…
Variety of payment options matters when you are running an e-commerce site
By Luke Holt As more and more businesses migrate to the digital world to provide goods and services, what we have experienced in the last…
Why employee well-being is the new bottom line
By Jack Bekhor, CFO of LifeWorks
Procurement: No longer just the domain of large corporates
By Paul Ellis, managing director at Wax Digital Traditionally, formalising procurement was something more akin to the world of larger enterprises than smaller businesses. But…