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By: Nick Gold

Nick Gold is incoming president of the International Association of Speaker Bureaus and managing director of Speakers Corner.

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  • The City’s young and politically active

    November 16, 2011

    CV | SOPHIE FERNANDES, AGE 29 Work: I’m an account manager for an independent communications agency. I look after a mixture of private sector corporate, trade association and public sector clients. Previously, I worked for the Institute of Directors in the Policy Unit. Became common councilman because:I wanted to be directly involved in local democracy [...]

  • Build a portfolio career

    November 16, 2011

    FOUNDER OF WILD SEARCH MY first advice would be that you can hardly prepare too soon for a fulfilling and rewarding life beyond partnership or an executive leadership role. Taking on a trustee or non-executive role while remaining in your executive career is widespread and makes sense – to both your employer (by bringing wider [...]

  • The Vickers Report got the causes of the crisis wrong: Its solutions are wrong too

    November 16, 2011

    THE Independent Commission on Banking (ICB) misdiagnosed the causes of the banking crisis, and its prescriptions are therefore equally wrong. That is the blunt message of a report and briefing paper that Miles Saltiel and I are publishing today with the Adam Smith Institute. And yet – there is some merit in the idea of [...]

  • Greece needs to drop out of the euro to recover

    November 16, 2011

    THE advocates of the EU like to claim that it helps promote democracy, but its record is decidedly mixed of late. Its biggest project, the euro, which no EU country has ever had a referendum on, is toppling democratically-elected leaders at the rate of roughly one a week and replacing them with unelected technocrats. Mario [...]

  • RAPID RESPONSES

    November 16, 2011

    Ponzi pottiness The German government criticising the UK for not doing enough for the Eurozone really brings to mind a Ponzi scheme. Assume I don’t join a Ponzi scheme because I think it’s a Ponzi scheme but my colleague does in spite of my warnings. When the scheme goes wrong, if my colleague criticised me [...]

  • Asset allocation requires a regular rebalancing act

    November 16, 2011

    ALLOCATING assets is a complicated science or skilled art with debated influence on actual returns, but it remains the best place to start. Modern portfolio theory is rooted in the 1952 work of Nobel Prize winner Harry Markowitz. His work heralded a revolution in investing. Morningstar’s quantitative research director Paul D. Kaplan and Stanford University’s [...]

  • MASTER THE MARKETS

    November 16, 2011

    THE Paris-based financial services company Societe Generale (SG) kicked off its fantasy trading challenge, SG Market Master, this month. Up until 5 December, there are weekly competitions in which contestants build a portfolio using a virtual £100,000 to invest in a variety of SG leveraged products, from covered warrants and turbos to super10s. The top [...]

  • Managing an accidental FX exposure

    November 16, 2011

    EVERY investment in an international asset requires an equal investment in foreign currency that is often overlooked. What is unappreciated is that movements in foreign exchange markets can nullify gains or amplify losses on the underlying portfolio of international assets. The forte of the currency overlay manager is to safeguard the portfolio’s value against undesirable [...]

  • At table with the quiet star of the gastropub revolution

    November 16, 2011

    Somehow, Eyre Brothers restaurant– David Eyre’s exotic sequel to the Eagle in Clerkenwell – has stayed under the radar. Yes, it’s been in the Time Out guides for every year it’s been open, but for a restaurant of this calibre, you’d be surprised at the amount of noise it hasn’t been getting. The beautiful restaurant, [...]

  • GOING OUT

    November 16, 2011

    November is for locals, with new London bar openings in all corners and for all tastes. The D&D group have just opened Carom in the Meza space on Wardour Street (above Floridita). This Indian bar/restaurant will be serving subcontinental wines and whiskeys never before seen in Great Britain in the large, refurbished space. Azulito, a [...]

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