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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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Virtual Data Rooms Open Doors for Insolvent & Bankrupt Businesses

28th May 2020
The COVID-19 outbreak has impacted the global economy to an extent not seen since the Great Depression. Businesses face unprecedented challenges and although massive remedial actions by governments and central banks will help, the economic outlook is incredibly bleak.
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Disability Insurance 101

28th May 2020
Andy G. Borgia, CLU and D.K. Unger, the principals at DI 4 MDs, have collectively been advising physicians, business executives and other professionals for over 40 years and have developed great knowledge and resources when it comes to their clients’ life & disability insurance needs. We caught up with them to hear about the importance of disability insurance and the impact that the pandemic has had on the sector.
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Planning for a New Era of Resilience

28th May 2020
How Banks Can Respond to a New Set of Challenges
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Is Now a Good Time to Go Ahead with Buying a Property?

13th May 2020
Today, the housing market has been unlocked in England - viewings, valuations and house moves can now take place again. Here are the five questions to ask yourself if you're mid-purchase and you don't know what to do.
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The Top 5 Spas in Europe

29th April 2020
We’re living in a time of uncertainty. Stress and anxiety levels are high for many and we’re all in desperate need of a relaxing getaway. And although we can’t travel right now, there’s no harm in dreaming of the precious moments when we’ll be able to escape from the madness in the world again.
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Vaccinating the Economy: Will Government Bailouts be Enough?

29th April 2020
The UN has estimated that in 2020 the global economy could shrink by up to 1% due to the COVID-19 pandemic, instead of grow by 2.5% as it was originally predicted. Economists have warned that the damage from the coronavirus crisis could be similar to that from the 2008 recession. From announcing tax cuts and massive rescue packages of loans, through to offering grants for businesses, governments across the globe are spending big in a desperate attempt to stop the coronavirus pandemic wrecking the economy. But whose approach is the best? Below we explore what some of the major economies are doing to mitigate the risks that the pandemic poses.
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Digital Gold Standard - Protecting Your Wealth Amidst a Global Recession

28th April 2020
As COVID-19 continues to shake up the economy and with most of the world in lockdown, a global recession has already begun with the economy falling faster than in the early days of the financialcrisis and The International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicting that the pandemic will cause the economy to face its worst recession since the Great Depression. While stock markets crash across the globe, gold is moving in the opposite direction, continuing to rise - and recently reached its highest price point since 2012 due to its safe-haven status.
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What Does the Loss of Third-Party Cookies Mean for Financial Institutions

28th April 2020
Over the last 25 years, financial marketers have relied on third-party cookies to fuel digital marketing campaigns. Tracking consumers from website to website across the web, third-party cookies inform marketing strategies, allowing financial institutions to create highly personalised ads based on user patterns and behaviour. For example, third-party cookies have enabled banks and building societies to send tailored offers around mortgages to first-time buyers based on searches on online estate agents such as PurpleBricks and Rightmove.
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3 Things Banks Should be Doing to Compete with Online-Only Platforms

28th April 2020
COVID-19 has effectively moved our entire economy online in what likely would have taken five to ten years to fully take effect. Though there is still a way to go for many organisations, this virus has cast a bright spotlight on companies, particularly banks, which have been lackadaisical with their digital strategy plans. Prior to March, only 17% of banks had a sound digital strategy in place. Many banks had plans to become more digitally native but did not feel pressured to do so until they were forced to make the leap to online practically overnight.
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Why Social Intelligence Will be Key to Helping Markets Recover after the COVID-19 Pandemic

28th April 2020
Alternative Data has experienced rapid growth over the last decade, where increasing numbers of traders now rely on other means of economic insight exterior to that provided by the government or other influential organisations.
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ESG Risk: Why Do We Need a Risk Metric Based on Environmental, Social and Governance factors?

28th April 2020
To hear about ESG risk, we reached out to Paolo Capelli, Head of Risk Management at Etica - an asset management company which offers socially responsible investment funds.
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E-payments: Sustaining Businesses Amidst a Pandemic

28th April 2020
It was around the year 2000 when e-commerce became widespread and more popular among people. Online businesses were showing great potential and were promising returns. On a global level, we began to embrace the concept of using the internet to improve our businesses. In 2003, this growth was hampered by the Severe Acute Respiratory Symptom (SARS) pandemic. Some businesses were having problems due to a lack of resources and manpower. Amidst this pandemic, Payment Asia was able to help its clients - the company made sure to take care of their business; from doing their marketing, maintaining their websites and making sure they will still be able to receive payments which are essential to keep the business going. 17 years later, the world is facing a much bigger threat which is already damaging the global economy – the COVID-19 pandemic.
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