In the current financial climate, there are many people who are experiencing money worries. Some may be struggling to make their income stretch far enough on a regular basis, and this can then have an impact on all aspects of life.
Warning that COVID-19 will deal lasting damage to the global economy and demand for energy products, the oil giant faces an immense loss to the value of its assets.
In these unprecedented times when the stock market’s volatility has been vying for front-page positioning alongside coronavirus updates, those keen to integrate both headline stories will no doubt be looking at biotech stocks for some positivity. I know I have.
The past few months have been really difficult for the EU27, and with current fears around new cases, the European economic forecast of 7.4% contraction seems like a benign case.
You would have needed to be on another planet not to have heard that sustainable investments have outperformed markets since the COVID-19 crisis, says Vincent Gilles, CIO of Clim8 Invest.
The modern UK insurance industry began life in London during the 1700s when the first fire, accident and life insurance companies were established. Fast forward 400 years and you have an industry which, according to the Association of British Insurers (ABI), manages investments of £1.7 trillion and employs over 300,000. This makes it the largest in Europe and the fourth largest in the world.
Debbie Jackson, Partner in the Corporate team at Walker Morris and UK ‘Hot 100’ lawyer, discusses how COVID-19 has presented opportunities for businesses to secure investment through mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity from a private equity standpoint. Debbie specialises in all aspects of corporate law and regulation and has particular experience in M&A and private equity.
In recent months, we’ve witnessed a stark acceleration in the switch to electronic payments. Arguably, out of necessity rather than choice. However, this shift only intensifies the age-old debate that cash is no longer king.
The COVID-19 crisis is having far-reaching impacts, many of which have yet to be fully appreciated. But one salutary lesson, especially for Europe’s real estate industry, is the value to be found in digital workspaces.
We caught up with Allan Wilkinson, Director of Buzzacott’s Expatriate Tax Services team, based in the company’s Hong Kong office. For nearly 50 years, Buzzacott has helped individuals, companies, partnerships and trusts from around the world to understand and comply with ever-increasing tax regulations and minimise their tax liabilities, from their two offices in the UK and Hong Kong.
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