Big banks might be too big to fail, but they’re not too big to be disrupted. Over the past four years, challenger banks such as Monzo, Starling Bank and Revolut have upended the idea of a bank and have challenged long-standing customer loyalties.
The brain is a vast, complicated organ and it is widely, if misguidedly, believed that we only use about 10% of it on a regular basis. Science has, without doubt, disproved this fact, but it is easy to see why we would believe it. We often find ourselves failing to achieve our full potential, whether this comes in the form of lacking productivity at work, the impact of stress or tiredness on our decision-making or letting friends and family down, we are only human, we have our limits. This then begs the questions: how do we improve our potential? How do we build out our talents and achieve big dreams?
Start-ups face thousands of challenges – from location and logo to roles and responsibilities. Monzo is a shining beacon of the start-up world; a company that has managed to overcome obstacles and unequivocally overhaul the banking industry.
It’s an age-old conundrum: how can you increase your bank balance without decreasing your enjoyment? We all know that in order to save more, we need to spend less, but most of us are unwilling to significantly alter our lifestyles in order to achieve this.
Whether you're selling a beloved house you've stayed in for years, or you're flipping homes, getting the best price for this property is what everybody wants, right?
New data obtained by RSM under a freedom of information request has revealed that financial services firms reported 819 cyber incidents to the Financial Conduct Authority in 2018, a huge rise on the 69 incidents reported in 2017.
Since the turn of the millennium, many industries have evolved to suit the needs of the ever-changing landscape, be it technological changes, consumer demands or simply just making things easier for their consumers.
Trading platforms and stock markets in the developed economies are constantly striving towards maintaining an open, fair and competitive environment for all parties who chose to trade on them.
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