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Hindsight is 2020 as storm clouds brew over August

It is not atypical for markets (and current events) to have a funny August, and with coronavirus second wave fears abounding this is unlikely to change in 2020.…

By Edmund Greaves

Silly season kicks off as Sunak considers who should foot the coronavirus bill

Will financial services join in with the Facebook advertising boycott?

Why are so many brands bad at social media? Because they’re not authentic

Social media platforms are rightly held to account for toxic content now, but major firms still don’t…

By Paul Beadle

The Carey Sipps judgement, and what it means for advisers

Avid pension legislation enthusiasts will have noted with interest the judgement in the court case Adams vs Carey Pensions, which was finally delivered in…

By Edmund Greaves

Bad data, second waves and presidential elections: what next for markets in 2020

Few of us will forget the first half of 2020, which has been dominated by one of the worst pandemics ever witnessed.

By Nick Paler

Two Minutes With…Stuart Williamson, Director of Communications, Nationwide Building Society

MRM’s Chris Tuite, Director & Head of Consumer Finance, speaks to The Work Crowd

Who else is expecting a ‘quiet’ summer?

Not me, I can tell you. If the recent news of Rebekah Vardy’s impending lawsuit against Coleen Rooney for libel (remember Wagatha Christie?) is anything to go by, H2…

By Edmund Greaves

Politics now leads the science as economic realities kick in

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