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By: Andy Silvester

Andy Silvester is Acting Editor of City A.M.

  • Recruitment boss: Remote working set to hold back younger workers

    July 7, 2021

    Extended periods of remote working are “not healthy” for younger staff as they cannot learn from peers, recruiting boss Robert Walters reckons. Speaking to City A.M., Walters said that “you cannot learn when you’re not next to someone, ideally your boss,” echoing concerns heard across the Square Mile about the dangers of long-term remote work. [...]

  • Lord Mayor’s cricket match raises plenty for worthy charities

    July 6, 2021

    More than 300 people attended the City’s most eagerly-anticipated cricket match over the weekend in aid of the Lord Mayor’s appeal. Actor Damian Lewis’ Bobby Axelrod’s XI triumphed over the Lord Mayor’s team by five wickets, notching up the necessary 120 with plenty of wickets to spare. The match was played at the stunning ground [...]

  • Whisky casks the new alternative asset class getting investors excited

    June 28, 2021

    Wine, art, now even non-fungible tokens – the list of alternative asset classes is as varied as it is long. But whisky casks are making their arrival at the heart of the market, with the Knight Frank Luxury Index suggesting their values had shot up 534 per cent over a ten-year period. And firms are [...]

  • “Some firms don’t get it” – Sir Nigel Knowles on innovation in the legal sector, staying ahead of global competitors & the UK’s competitive advantage

    June 28, 2021

    What Sir Nigel Knowles doesn’t know about legal and business services probably isn’t worth knowing. After a glittering 38-year career at DLA Piper, he is now CEO at London-listed DWF Group.  He took the job in May 2020, after three years as Chair. Since then, the firm’s share price has risen around 30 per cent, [...]

  • FCA boss vows transformation after MPs slam historic ‘culture’ failings over mini-bond collapse

    June 24, 2021

    The Financial Conduct Authority said it was embarking on a “wide-ranging transformation programme” after MPs lambasted it for historic failings relating to the collapse of London Capital & Finance (LCF). A report from the influential Treasury Select Committee of MPs said that a change in the FCA’s “culture” was required to protect consumers from a [...]

  • Post-Brexit UK should judge financial services climate against New York and Singapore, says City minister

    June 21, 2021

    City minister John Glen this morning said the future regulatory environment for UK financial services should be judged against New York and Singapore. Glen, speaking at The City Week conference, hinted that global growth meant competition with non-European hubs would be a driving force behind regulatory decision-making, rather than focussing on any potential equivalence deal [...]

  • Blair think-tank: Work from home revolution could see millions of white collar jobs outsourced

    June 21, 2021

    The relative success of pandemic-era working from home could result in as many as 6m white-collar jobs being moved overseas, Tony Blair’s think-tank has warned this morning. The last year has loosened the geographical ties of work, argues a new report from the think-tank, that makes it possible “anywhere jobs” could be done overseas. Read [...]

  • Exclusive: British Business Bank could target future support towards Covid-battered sectors

    June 17, 2021

    The head of the British Business Bank has intimated that their future loan support could be targeted on parts of the economy which have seen the biggest hit from the Covid-19 pandemic.  The Bank has played a key role in the economic response to the pandemic, expanding its balance sheet from £8bn-worth of loans to [...]

  • Equity investment in small UK businesses increases to £8.8bn in 2020 despite Covid-disruption and Brexit

    June 16, 2021

    Equity investment into smaller UK businesses grew by 9 per cent last year despite the combined headwinds of Covid-19 and the UK’s departure from the European Union. The total of £8.8bn is the highest recorded since the British Business Bank started tracking the data ten years ago. The Bank also revealed that it had supported [...]

  • Wanted Down Under: UK signs Australia free-trade deal

    June 15, 2021

    The UK and Australia have struck a trade deal that will see a gradual wind-down of tariffs between the two countries and opens up new work visas for youngsters. PM Boris Johnson and his Aussie equivalent Scott Morrison sealed the deal over a Downing street dinner of Scottish smoked salmon and Welsh lamb last night. [...]

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