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Articles by Jacob Mallinder

UK Goes 10 Years Without an Interest Rate Rise

5th July 2017
Today, the 5th July 2017, marks the ten year anniversary of the last time there was an interest rate rise in the UK. On this date in 2007, the Monetary Policy Committee voted to increase rates to 5.75%, just as the wheels were about to come off the global economy. A decade on from the […]
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Your Thoughts: How Are Cyber Threats Damaging the Global Economy & Markets?

4th July 2017
Cyberattacks have been widespread, common, and even expected now at firms worldwide. Many companies have been affected by cyber hacking, ransomware and threats, with reports emerging almost weekly about new attacks. It is now acceptable to be worrying about cybersecurity at a priority level, and if you aren’t, well you should be. Finance Monthly, in […]
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Will the New Anti-Money Laundering Directive Stamp Out Crime?

4th July 2017
73% of financial crime professionals in UK financial services believe that the 4th EU Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Directive will make it easier for firms to prevent money laundering a survey of nearly 200 professionals has revealed. The Future Financial Crime Risk 2017 report, produced by LexisNexis Risk Solutions, global information solutions provider and part of […]
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Fortnightly Round-Up: Interest Rates, a Transatlantic Tale

3rd July 2017
As part of Finance Monthly’s brand new fortnightly economy and finance round-up analysis, Adam Chester, Head of Economics & Commercial Banking at Lloyds Bank, provides news and opinions on volatility in the uncertain market and the prospect of a hike in interest rates, both in the UK and the US. Clearly, the last two weeks […]
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Cyber Hackers Can’t Stop Progress in the Cloud

3rd July 2017
Businesses are pressing ahead with their digital transformation plans, despite fears of being hit by a cyberattack or data protection regulations. This is according to a new independent research report from Advanced, which questioned over 500 senior executives in UK organisations about their attitudes to using the cloud as part of their digital transformation plans. […]
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Former Energy UK Boss on Energy Price Cap

3rd July 2017
Angela Knight, the former head of Energy UK, talks to ELN about whether she believes the government will go forward with the price cap.
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Finance and Investing in Under 1 Hour

3rd July 2017
WILLIAM ACKMAN, Activist Investor and Hedge-Fund Manager We all want to be financially stable and enjoy a well-funded retirement, and we don't want to throw out our hard earned money on poor investments. But most of us don't know the first thing about finance and investing. Acclaimed value investor William Ackman teaches you what it […]
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10 Business Lessons I Learned as an Entrepreneur

3rd July 2017
In this video men's style, grooming, fitness and lifestyle expert, Aaron Marino of http://www.iamalpham.com http://www.aaronmarino.comhttp://www.peteandpedro.com, talks about 10 entrepreneurial lessons he has learned over the years. Being and entrepreneur is an amazing career choice but there are definitely some things you need to be aware of before you get started. These 10 business lessons are […]
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Billions at Stake if Banks and Insurers Could Make Customers Feel Valued

30th June 2017
More than 50% of the customers of UK financial services brands would be willing to spend more – potentially equating to billions – if only they felt more valued by them, according to new research from Jacob Bailey Group. Missing Billions is a new report from Jacob Bailey Group, the creative business services agency, based […]
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USD Vs GBP: How Are Currencies Now Faring?

30th June 2017
With socio-political uncertainty reigning the decisions of businesses and banks, currency fluctuation is unpredictable and both the USD and GBP have been undergoing copius periods of pressure. Here Bodhi Ganguli, Lead Economist at Dun & Bradstreet gives Finance Monthly an updated run down on the currencies and their status moving forward. An investigation of the […]
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Cyber Ransoms Are Business Suicide

29th June 2017
Austen Clark, managing director of Scottish IT specialists Clark Integrated Technologies tells Finance Monthly that a ransomware demand can be commercial suicide for a business, as it has the potential to ruin its reputation, send share prices plummeting and it may struggle to recover from the damage done. Austen’s advice is simple - prevention is […]
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Is a Government Ban on Letting Fees Good or Bad?

29th June 2017
Wayne Beecham, Director of Progressive Property, the UK's biggest property education and investment company below gives Finance Monthly his reaction to the Queen’s speech’ plans to ban landlord’s charging letting fees. "Following the Queen’s speech we once again receive confirmation that a tenancy fee cap/ban is on the cards in the future, this has been a headline […]
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