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Adam Arnold is a seasoned financial journalist with a decade of experience reporting on critical developments in the global financial landscape. For the past ten years, he has been a consistent voice at Finance Monthly, specializing in comprehensive coverage of Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A), Initial Public Offerings (IPOs), and broader financial news. Adam also provides deeply researched insights for the publication's net worth articles, offering readers a meticulous examination of wealth accumulation and financial standing. His deep understanding of market dynamics and corporate finance makes his insights invaluable to readers navigating today's complex economic environment.

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Helping Introverts in the Workplace

28th February 2023
We speak with Jenny Toh – the founder and director of River Life Coaching Pte. Ltd. in Singapore. Jenny holds the Professional Certified Coach (PCC) credential issued by the International Coaching Federation (ICF) which attests to her commitment to a high standard of coaching competencies and adherence to a strict code of ethics. Her passion is to empower introverts to embrace their introversion as a strength and not a sign of weakness and to define success on their own terms. Jenny provides one-to-one coaching in a customised program format as well as group coaching. She’s also a certified mentor coach who supports other ICF credentialed coaches master their coaching competencies for the purposes of applying or renewing their credentials. Prior to coaching, Jenny was a practising lawyer with experience in corporate litigation, intellectual property and financial derivatives work.
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Current Trends in Lending

28th February 2023
UK Agricultural Finance was set up in 2015 to provide secured loans to the rural and agricultural sector. The company funds any credible commercial purpose and target loans that the High Street banks are no longer able to do. Typically, these are loans that are more complex, that require a proper knowledge of farming businesses, or just cannot fit the low-cost, but tick-box approach required by the High Steet. UK Agricultural Finance raised their initial funds from a number of high-net-worth investors and made their first loan in 2016. Subsequently, they secured two rounds of institutional funding.
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Dickson & Co Аcquires Jim Burton Insurance Services

28th February 2023
UK broker Dickson & Co (NI) Ltd, has announced a further acquisition, increasing its network of offices in Northern Ireland to eight.
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Fotowatio Renewable Ventures Acquires a Majority Stake in a Battery Storage Platform in Greece

28th February 2023
The Lambadarios Law Firm, working together with Bracewell, advised Fotowatio Renewable Ventures on its acquisition of the majority stake in a 600-megawatt battery storage platform in Greece.
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Nicola Sturgeon Resigns as Scotland's First Prime Minister

15th February 2023
After over eight years as Scotland's first minister, Nicola Sturgeon has announced her resignation.
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5 Forces that Will Shape Finance in 2023

31st January 2023
2022 has, by any measure, been a difficult year in Europe. War on the continent, runaway inflation, energy security and even a corruption scandal in the European Parliament. These problems are not going away and will continue to dominate the political arena. However, 2023 will be an important year for the financial services sector and its policymakers. The start of the year is always a good moment to consider the key themes set to drive policy in the UK and EU over the next twelve months.
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Davos 2023: Financing the Sustainable Energy Transition is Essential for the World’s Climate Survival

31st January 2023
The Swiss Alps never fail to lift the mood – their endless beauty and dramatic skylines allowing us to contemplate the wonders of the natural world. And as we contemplate their majesty and fragility, the desire to protect all we see is a powerful, visceral emotion. Distinguished global thought leaders meeting at the World Economic Forum in Davos in January certainly felt this way, making impassioned pleas for environmental stewardship, international cooperation and urgent action to mitigate the worst impacts of man-made climate change.
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What Will Happen to the Crypto Industry in 2023

31st January 2023
2022 went down as a difficult year for the crypto industry.
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How is 2023 Shaping Up So Far for Finance Teams?

31st January 2023
The festivities at the end of last year are now a fading memory, and so are most people’s new year’s resolutions. But with one month of 2023 already gone, it seems like a good time to revisit how the year is shaping up for finance teams and the companies they support.
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Best Ways to Invest Your Pension

31st January 2023
In the past, retirement planning followed a simple formula, you work, build savings and then you retire. Although the mechanics of retirement have remained the same, today’s retirees are facing increasing challenges as they financially prepare themselves for their golden years.
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Can Payments Drive Growth in a Downturn?

31st January 2023
Many economies are experiencing a downturn, and while a slowing economy feels uneasy, recessions are usually short with long periods of economic stability following. By examining current payment trends, we look at the opportunities for businesses to grow and how they can sow the seeds of prosperity while considering some of the obstacles that will be encountered.
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Cyber Insurance: Could Rising Premiums be a Step in the Right Direction?

31st January 2023
The perception of cybersecurity insurance and how it is used to support enterprises with business continuity has shifted significantly. Years ago, risk transference – transferring the risk of an impending cyberattack from an organisation onto its insurance company – often formed part of a reliable security strategy. This strategy was welcomed by insurers, who could previously quantify the risk of a data breach in a less volatile cyber environment.
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