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10 Thinkers That Executives Actually Listen To
02/23/2012
These guys all made the "Top 50 Business Thinkers" list, put out annually by The Thinkers50 and facilitated by consultancy Crainer Dearlove.
Learning a lesson from the Americans
02/20/2012
Following my comments about the missing financial infrastructure in the UK, I was recently comparing the US banking and financial structures with our own.
Looking beyond the Greek tragedy
02/17/2012
Central banks continue to ease policy and risk appetite amongst investors has increased. In the very near term however we remain somewhat wary that markets have rallied too strongly and that further profit taking and lower markets are quite possible.
More pension tax changes to come?
02/15/2012
As we predicted in our last Weekly Tax Brief, higher rate tax relief for pension contributions is once again in the firing line.
Family Office Industry Growth in Singapore and Southeast Asia
02/14/2012
Singapore has a healthy, free-market-based economy that has excelled in recent years.
Changing Sentiment Toward's The Euro?
02/13/2012
I am indebted to Chris Charlton from the foreign exchange specialists, Centa Asset Management in Frankfurt who regularly produces fascinating views and opinions on the varying strengths of the differing currencies.
Stop the (printing) press
02/13/2012
Never pick a fight with someone who buys ink by the barrel.
The £64,000 question - should we beware of Barclays' 'big round number'?
02/11/2012
“Beware of big round numbers,” says the latest advice from the Local Government Association to Britain’s city councils presentation of their annual budgets.
Emotional intelligence: thinking and feeling on the job
02/11/2012
Psychologists say 'emotional intelligence' can help manage our thinking and improve our behaviour at work and in our personal lives. But what is it, how do you test it … and can it get better?
Don’t shoot the goose
02/09/2012
No reasonable person contests the idea that we should all pay our proper dues. Nevertheless, in a week when it has emerged that HMRC wrote off £10.9 billion last year (with the Treasury expressing ‘some surprise’ according to the Public
Is the demise of Swiss private banking gathering pace?
02/06/2012
Beyond talk at the time from a few consultants that difficulties at the banks would herald in a period of consolidation in Swiss banking, not much thought was given to the wider implications of what was going on at Sarasin and Vontobel.
THIS MISSING FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE – AND IT’S NOT THE BANKS!
02/06/2012
Oh please stop wringing your hands, politicians, and apparently blaming everyone else except yourselves.
Bankers - stop hiding and get out and fight
02/06/2012
Stephen Hester signed a contract with the previous government in good faith which detailed how he would be paid for his troubles.
United tax evasion defences start to crumble
02/05/2012
All eyes will be on the year end results from Switzerland’s biggest banks this coming week, but thoughts will also be turned to the fallout from tax evasion scandals.
Equities offer value over the long term, but turbulence is still on the radar - Coutts & Co
02/03/2012
The recent Long-Term Refinancing Operation (LTRO) from the European Central Bank (ECB), which enabled banks to borrow money at 1% for three years, has restored a degree of confidence in markets and boosted risk assets.
Gold will continue to be main beneficiary of loose monetary policy
02/01/2012
Rothschild Wealth Management Asset Allocation February 2012
Euro-zone policy response will determine severity of 2012 recession - Coutts & Co
02/01/2012
Europe’s leading indicators have signalled a sharp slowdown in growth from late-2011 and have recently fallen to levels suggesting a contraction is underway.
DOOM AND BOOM?
01/31/2012
So just how much sweet and sour can we take in a week?
Earlier tax on share options from April
01/25/2012
Sometimes, employees who leave a job can still exercise share options from that job for months after they leave. HMRC is changing how any profits are taxed, charging more tax up-front from 6 April 2012.
Renmimbi Rising
01/23/2012
George Osborne's efforts last week to try and establish London as the Western centre for the trading of the Chinese currency should be congratulated however, some of the headlines seemed to get a little enthusiastic over something which is going to b
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