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  • Can robots be the victims of harassment in the workplace? The law will have to be revised to deal with more automation

    December 9, 2015

    In November, the Bank of England warned that up to 15m British jobs are under threat from automation. And whether you work on the factory or the trading floor, the probability is high that you’ll have to get used to more machines in the workplace.    But as the speed of technological change accelerates, law-makers [...]

  • UK homeowners unprepared for interest rate hike, warns TSB

    December 9, 2015

    UK homeowners are unprepared for an interest rate rise, despite nearly three quarters of borrowers facing an increase in their monthly repayments if the Bank of England votes for a change in the base rate. A survey released today by high street bank TSB found that one of five of borrowers said they have “no [...]

  • 95 per cent of German financial experts think bitcoin will struggle to survive the next decade

    December 8, 2015

    Blockchain may be riding a wave of success, but the digital currency it powers certainly isn’t, as a new survey reveals financial experts have little faith in bitcoin’s future. A full 95 per cent of finance execs in Germany believe digital currencies will only see niche applications before 2025, according to a survey from German [...]

  • NIESR: The Bank of England will hike interest rates in February

    December 8, 2015

    UK interest rates will go up in just two months' time, a think tank has forecast. The National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) said today that the economy grew 0.6 per cent in the three months ending November, faster than in the 0.5 per cent it is forecasting for the three months to October. “This rate [...]

  • UK house prices: Mortgage rates hit record low as more people opt for fixed rate deals

    December 8, 2015

    Mortgage rates dropped to their lowest on record between July and September, according to figures released by the Bank of England this morning. The overall average interest rate on mortgage advances dropped to 2.76 per cent, from 2.83 per cent. The proportion of new mortgages that are fixed-rate climbed to 80.7 per cent from 78.9 [...]

  • House price growth dips as UK housing value increases by £1.8 trillion in 10 years

    December 8, 2015

    The value of the UK's housing stock has jumped by £1.8 trillion in the past decade, research by Halifax showed today. UK homes are now worth £5.1 trillion, a 53 per cent jump from £3.3 trillion in 2005. That's a £76,316 rise for each home in the UK.  The news came as Halifax reported annual house price [...]

  • Bank warns looming credit boom risks housing bubble

    December 8, 2015

    The noughties were not humanity’s greatest decade. It brought us boot cut jeans, velour tracksuits and 50 Cent – and now a report has warned that we could be heading back there, thanks in part to the Bank of England’s monetary policy committee (MPC). According to BNP Paribas Real Estate, if the MPC shies away [...]

  • Smart Beta tops Investopedia’s list of 2015 finance buzzwords

    December 7, 2015

    Investopedia, the wikipedia of finance, added 672 terms to its site in 2015. The list partly a reflection of the financial trends that took 2015 by storm including, Unicorns such as Uber and Snapchat, the renewed fear that Greece would ditch the euro, and the popularity of Fintech. Here's Investopedia's top 10: 10. Backdoor Roth IRA An [...]

  • Bank of England: Poorly designed banker bonus clawbacks can actually encourage risk-taking

    December 7, 2015

    Poorly designed banker bonus clawbacks can actually encourage risk-taking and short-termism, according to a new blog post by the Bank of England. It argues that bonuses linked to financial performance rather than risk management can encourage excessive risk-taking, as execs expect to suffer large losses when their firm performs poorly, meaning they’re more likely to [...]

  • Dame Colette Bowe on her plans for the Banking Standards Board

    December 7, 2015

    Sitting in a small office around the corner from the Bank of England, former Ofcom chair Dame Colette Bowe says that her new job barely resembles her earlier days as a regulator. “We’re very different from being a regulator,” Bowe tells City A.M. “Regulators have statutory duties, as well as statutory powers. Regulators can say: [...]

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