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Adam Arnold

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.

Articles by Adam Arnold

IR35 & the Insurance Challenges Freelancers Face

31st January 2020
Donna Smith is the Schemes Director at Caunce O’Hara & Co Ltd. As a professional who’s worked within the firm’s Freelance Contractor team for 20 years, Donna speaks with Finance Monthly about the challenges that freelancers face when it comes to insurance.
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What Makes Turkey Attractive for Foreign Investment

31st January 2020
To learn about Turkey’s tax regime, we hear from one of the leading tax advisers and attorneys in Turkey, Ersin Nazali, who’s the Managing Partner at Nazali Legal & Tax Services.
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An Interview with the Founder of SPP Capital Partners

31st January 2020
Stefan Shaffer is the Founder and Managing Partner of SPP Capital Partners LLC - a New York-based investment bank dedicated exclusively to the US private capital markets. Mr Shaffer also serves as Managing Partner and member of the Investment Committee of SPP Mezzanine Partners, SPP’s direct lending platform.
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Upfield Group B.V. Acquires Arivia

31st January 2020
Upfield Group B.V., the global leader of plant-based butter and spreads has announced that one of its group companies, Upfield Europe B.V. has entered into a share purchase agreement with Arivia S.A. Arivia is a leader in the plant-based cheese category and owner of brand VIOLIFE.
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ICL Group's Sale of Land in Ludwigshafen's Industriepark Süd to TRIWO AG

31st January 2020
BK Giulini GmbH and ICL Fertilizers Deutschland GmbH, both part of Tel Aviv-based Israel Chemicals Limited (ICL), have sold all of their properties located in Ludwigshafen's Industriepark Süd to TRIWO AG.
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Conrad London St James – A Chic London Escape

3rd January 2020
January must be the most difficult month of the year in the western world. The Christmas festivities are over, all decorations (and the joy they bring) are gone and we’re all back to our daily routines which for most people consist of waking up when it’s still dark to go to work. January can feel like a very long, bleak month, which is why coping mechanisms are needed. Booking a short holiday or a weekend city break might be an unusual decision for this time of the year but it’s definitely one way to not let the January blues get us down. It would be a great way to kick start the new year and it would provide us with something to look forward to.
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2020 - The Year of Sustainable Finance?

23rd December 2019
Charlie Reading, MD and Founder of Efficient Portfolio explores the concept behind sustainable finance and what 2020 holds for it.
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5 Key Trends that Will Shape the Financial Services Industry in 2020

23rd December 2019
2020 marks the end of a crucial decade for the financial services industry, a decade in which we witnessed a lot disruption and positive innovation that brought about new opportunities - not to mention, challenges - for financial institutions. The next decade promises to be even more dynamic. As we look ahead at financial services in 2020 and beyond, here are some of the key trends we can expect to shape the industry.
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How Generation Z is Demanding a Step Forward in Security

23rd December 2019
Predicted to be the generation in existence in the next few years, and accounting for 40% of all consumers by 2020, Generation Z is a segment of society not to be underestimated. As the spending power of this generation grows, its consumer behaviour is anticipated to affect the consumer world greatly. Modern banking is one of the many establishments that is already facing a significant change. IDEX Biometrics’s recent research into the attitude of Generation Z towards online security, banking and biometrics found that 79% of 16-24-year olds believe banks need to do more to protect customers from fraud. In fact, even though they are the youngest consumers, an enormous 95% of this age group think banks need to increase fraud protection for their customers. David Orme tells us more about the research’s findings and Gen Z’s expectations when it comes to security.
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What does Asia’s Tax Transformation Mean for Global Authorities?

23rd December 2019
Much has been written about the impact the transformation of Latin America’s tax regimes has had on tax authorities across the world. In light of the region’s success, waves of digitisation and real-time controls have been adopted throughout the European Union, for example, with countries including Spain, Hungary, and - most recently - Italy digitally transforming their taxation systems. Even more recently, there have been signs that major Asian economies, inspired by this activity, are taking these initial ideas and applying their own interpretations. We may, however, be witnessing the advent of a new tax model that’s potentially more interventionist and stated-driven than anything else we’ve seen to date. It’s understandable that governments will do what they can to increase revenue and close gaps in their country’s tax system. But a balance must be struck between the need to tighten regulations and ensuring the system doesn’t render that country’s businesses less competitive than companies in other countries.
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Could Banks Have Handled the PPI Scandal More Efficiently?

23rd December 2019
The deadline to claim PPI compensation has passed. It is now clear just how poorly the financial services industry estimated their losses, with the total cost to British banks from PPI claims exceeding £50bn. This is not an abstract loss or mere balance sheet adjustment – these expenses eat into profits and shareholder returns. Adding to the industry’s frustration is the knowledge this issue could have been identified and prevented many years ago.
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Will the 2020s be the Decade the Stock Exchange Dies?

23rd December 2019
Daniele Mensi, CEO of Nexthash Group, explains how the global investment structure may change in the next 10 years.
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