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  • Has the black swan left us with white elephants?

    April 23, 2020

    The coronavirus crept up on us, in some ways. It began with a single illness in China in mid-November 2019, a 55-year-old in Hubei province, some records suggest, and it wasn’t until January this year that it became clear that there was an epidemic of this new respiratory disease in the city of Wuhan. In [...]

  • Coronavirus: UK government borrowing could top £300bn, says think tank

    April 21, 2020

    UK government borrowing could hit £300bn this year as tax receipts collapse and the Treasury pumps money into the economy to tackle the fallout from coronavirus, according to a new report. The £300bn figure, produced today by the Centre for Policy Studies (CPS) think tank, would be by far the biggest budget deficit since World [...]

  • Coronavirus: Here comes the startup chancellor

    April 20, 2020

    Startups are the economy’s ‘department for the future.’ Their job is to future-proof all the other sectors – from retail and banking through ecommerce to public services. They are vital to the UK’s post-Brexit, post-Covid-19 future.  They are also among its most vulnerable. Look up ‘start-up’ in the Cambridge Dictionary and the first example of [...]

  • Coronavirus hits hospitality: Loan scheme leaves restaurants high and dry

    April 19, 2020

    Ranald MacDonald is Managing Director of Boisdale’s Restaurants In newspapers, so I’m told, a cracking story is known as a “marmalade dropper,” so named because it stops you – and indeed your toast – in your tracks. And that’s exactly what Rishi Sunak’s announcement of a £330bn rescue package for British business to get through [...]

  • Coronavirus: Could crisis be a tipping point for compliance and ‘RegTech’?

    April 17, 2020

    We are living in unprecedented times. Due to the human disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic, a financial downturn is upon us. Against this difficult backdrop, it is my belief that ‘Regtech’, regulatory technology, is very well positioned to weather the storm. Regtech does what it says on the tin: it uses new technology, often [...]

  • Coronavirus: The economy is in trouble, and there seems no plan to fix it

    April 17, 2020

    As a rule, it is always helpful to question the usefulness of government plans—often as they are late, over-budget, over-promised and under-delivered. But when the alternative is an empty void and the government promising no light at all to what will be possible, never mind when, just an inkling of a suggestion that someone is [...]

  • Demand for IT workers soars during coronavirus lockdown

    April 17, 2020

    The number of advertised jobs in the IT and logistics sectors soared last month as businesses adapt to the coronavirus lockdown, new data has revealed. The logistics sector saw the biggest increase in available roles in March while demand for staff in IT and tech remained strong, according to figures from Totaljobs and the British [...]

  • HS2 construction work set to begin despite coronavirus lockdown

    April 15, 2020

    Construction work on controversial rail project HS2 has been given the green light to begin despite the current coronavirus lockdown restrictions.  The high speed rail link was approved by Prime Minister Boris Johnson in February after uncertainty about whether it would go ahead at all. Work on the four work packages, which involve many of [...]

  • Which stock markets sold off the most over Q1 and how do valuations look?

    April 15, 2020

    It’s been an incredibly tough start to the year for investors, with some market veterans describing it as one of the most challenging situations they’ve ever experienced. While markets have staged a recovery since late March, it was a crushing quarter as coronavirus (Covid-19) effectively shuttered the global economy, not to forget the immeasurable human [...]

  • National Express pulls dividend and secures £800m in new cash facilities

    April 14, 2020

    Transport group National Express said today it was scrapping its dividend and keeping future dividends under review as it said it had secured £800m in new cash facilities. National Express said that two of its workers had died of coronavirus globally and that other members of staff were suffering from the virus. The company said [...]

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