After Davos: What next for the global economy?
By Kimberley Botwright, Policy Analyst, Digital Trade, International Trade & Investment, World Economic Forum It’s been an eventful 12 months for…
Governance
Gloomy economic outlook behind May’s snap general election decision
By Richard Murphy, Professor of Practice in International Political Economy, City, University of London
Pension flexibilities: opportunities for final salary pension schemes
By Liam Mayne, Associate, corporate consulting at Barnett Waddingham
Britain ‘will have fastest growing economy out of G7 nations until 2050’
Britain will have the fastest growing economy out of the G7 nations until 2050 despite enduring a Brexit-induced slowdown, according to…
Time to look good: Four presentation pitfalls you need to avoid
What is a great presentation? You know it when you see it, don’t you? But it can be very hard to…
The financial impact of pension schemes: how to tackle your year-end deficit
While 2016 was a year marked by plenty of surprises, the worsening in pension scheme deficits was unfortunately all too familiar…
LSE chief tells MPs that UK financial sector could lose 232,000 jobs over Brexit uncertainty
Xavier Rolet, chief executive of the London Stock Exchange Group (LSE), has warned that London’s financial sector faces losing 232,000 jobs…
UK’s financial stability remains challenging, says Bank of England
Britain’s financial stability following the Brexit referendum “remains challenging” and the likelihood of risks “remains elevated”, the Bank of England has…
We should celebrate Mark Carney’s decision to stay, says deputy
Ben Broadbent, the Bank of England’s deputy governor, today said that Mark Carney’s decision to stay on as governor until 2019…
Economics has a serious gender problem – it needs more women
By Victoria Bateman, Lecturer and Fellow in Economics, University of Cambridge On the eve of the 2008 financial crisis, economists were…