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  • Ollie Phillips: Cipriani not the only Gloucester stand-out, Bath struggling for identity and Wasps’ hole at fly-half

    September 13, 2018

    The Premiership season moves so quickly and we’re already approaching the third round of fixtures – and the third west country derby. Before you know it the The Champions Cup will roll around and November’s internationals will be upon us. England have not been playing well of late, so this period is a chance for [...]

  • We speak to the head of Zopa about the FCA’s credit clampdown and how to survive another financial crisis

    September 13, 2018

    In the grand scheme of financial services, the peer-to-peer lending industry is young. With the sector now in its early teens, it’s this immaturity that often seems to spark questions about resilience, particularly how peer-to-peer companies would cope during another economic downturn. Those in defence of the industry tend to use Zopa as an example: a [...]

  • We speak to the head of Zopa about the FCA’s credit clampdown and how to survive another financial crisis

    September 13, 2018

    In the grand scheme of financial services, the peer-to-peer lending industry is young. With the sector now in its early teens, it’s this immaturity that often seems to spark questions about resilience, particularly how peer-to-peer companies would cope during another economic downturn. Those in defence of the industry tend to use Zopa as an example: a [...]

  • Trevor Steven: Marcus Rashford shows England’s youngsters are being held back by lack of game time

    September 12, 2018

    Marcus Rashford scored both goals and was the stand-out player in England’s defeat by Spain and win over Switzerland, but his performances also served to underline a growing problem. Rashford is undoubtedly a talent, but he doesn’t get on the field enough. He’s in a difficult situation at Manchester United: he’s not going to get [...]

  • Trevor Steven: Marcus Rashford shows England’s youngsters are being held back by lack of game time

    September 12, 2018

    Marcus Rashford scored both goals and was the stand-out player in England’s defeat by Spain and win over Switzerland, but his performances also served to underline a growing problem. Rashford is undoubtedly a talent, but he doesn’t get on the field enough. He’s in a difficult situation at Manchester United: he’s not going to get [...]

  • Immigration has been at the heart of Sweden’s tech triumph

    September 12, 2018

    Last Sunday, Swedes headed to the polls. The eyes of the world were on us, with the election result a potential barometer of other populist movements across Europe and further afield. The Sweden Democrats, an emergent nationalist party, grabbed the global headlines with their focus on immigration and contempt for the EU. Other parties, competing for [...]

  • Hong Kong Horse Racing Tips: Teetan can stay in Super Form with Valley win

    September 11, 2018

    IT HAS been tough going for bettors in the opening week of racing action in Hong Kong. In three meetings – two 10-race cards at Sha Tin and an eight race one at Happy Valley – too many short-priced favourites have been sunk without trace, with 10 winners obliging at double-figure odds. Even the local [...]

  • Pension schemes urged to be transparent about whether they’re making ‘socially responsible’ investments

    September 11, 2018

    Savers will be able to easily check whether their pension is being invested in ethical or environmentally friendly investments in new measures outlined by the government today.  Regulations expected to be brought in this week will require trustees of schemes to disclose where people's savings are going. Pension scheme members will be able to see [...]

  • A decade on, hubris is the lesson to learn from the tragedy of Lehman Brothers

    September 11, 2018

    A decade ago this week, the demise of Lehman Brothers marked the height of the financial crisis. At the time, I was an economist at one of the UK’s largest financial institutions, which gave me abundant insights into the psychological biases at play, both in that institution and in the companies that it supported. Many [...]

  • London and the West Midlands can be an unstoppable force together

    September 11, 2018

    Over a year since taking on the role of West Midlands mayor, we have achieved a lot. The wider region has experienced the largest increase in jobs in the UK, Coventry will be the country’s City of Culture in 2021, and Birmingham has secured the Commonwealth Games in 2022 – to name a few successes. [...]

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