Book Review: Inclusive and Sustainable Finance: Leadership, Ethics and Culture by Atul Shah
In Inclusive and Sustainable Finance: Leadership, Ethics and Culture, Atul Shah argues for business and finance practices that embrace cultural influences...
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The Bank of England needs more independence, not less
Already, mortgage arrears and defaults are rising, with interest rates doubling or more for homeowners – hundreds of thousands of...
Finnish welfare state cushions about 38 percent of income losses in economic crises
A recent study conducted by EconPol has examined social security systems in the European Union and found that the welfare...
Is the dominance of the dollar in trouble amid the Russo-Ukraine war?
Image © Pineapple Studio | iStock The stability and dominance of the dollar is under threat. For years, the dollar...
EU’s investments in Kazakhstan climb over $12bln in 2022
BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 5. European investments in Kazakhstan in 2022 saw a remarkable increase of 23 percent, totaling $12.5 billion,...
Record demand for 35-year mortgages as first-time buyers face soaring rates
The average age of a first-time buyer is now 32, according to Halifax, suggesting that many people are borrowing until...
British long-term savings giant Phoenix dumps UK assets over inflation crisis
Phoenix is one of Britain’s biggest investment groups, with £260bn of assets under management.Gilt yields have been volatile since last...
Europe’s problem child no more: After years of misery, the Greek economy is on fire
Open this photo in gallery:Riot police run past a burning building during violent protests in central Athens on Feb. 12,...
Chinese Investment in Europe Is Changing – The Diplomat
AdvertisementSince the beginning of the 21st century, China has embraced a set of initiatives and policies – promoted by the...
The Bank of England has made Britain the sick man of Europe again
It fuelled a run up in asset prices that was always going to feed through to higher prices in the...
