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"The approach a business takes to risk management can have significant implications on customer experience and expectations."
UK household debt surpasses £2 trillion amid soaring cost of living
Household debt exceeds £2 trillion for the first time in UK history. As consumers struggle with the skyrocketing costs of living, financial literacy hits rock bottom.
More people are taking advantage of Buy Now Pay Later services
Recent data from Adobe Analytics shows the growth in the demand for online home furnishing and groceries shopping, by shoppers leveraging on Buy Now Pay Later.
UK Workers remain divided over Hunt's Spring Budget announcements, new survey shows
A recent survey reveals that the UK workforce is divided over Jeremy Hunt's Budget announcements, with the CEO of CV-Library stating that "personal finances remain the key driver for the overwhelming majority".
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UK divorce law review criticised for failing to consider cohabiting couples
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The number of women in the financial markets grows every year despite stereotypes
Statistics from XTB group suggest the percentage of women interested in financial markets has increased from 16 per cent in 2022, with women working in the financial sector contributing £1.12 trillion to the UK economy.
Silicon Valley Bank crash highlights financial fragility
"With the SVB collapse, companies must understand they can take steps to protect their assets from failing banks by diversifying their banking relationships and conducting due diligence on their banking partners."
Bank of England and HM Treasury considers 'digital pound'
Declining cash usage fuels current Bank of England and HM Treasury consultation on a new 'digital pound' before the end of this decade.
Recent data reveals UK consumers are experiencing a worrying amount of fraud
Fraud reports increased by 6.5 per cent year-on-year overall, with online shopping and auctions fraud seeing the biggest increase.
Inflation in the UK has fallen - yet food prices have not
United Kingdom inflation eased to 10.1% in January 2023 and eased the pressure on the Bank of England. Many retailers, however, need to maintain higher product prices.
Decline in newly qualified accountants cause for concern in UK accounting industry
New IRIS Software Group industry analysis reveals businesses must be vigilant when choosing their accountancy firm in 2023.
Investing in LEGO: what you might not know
Investing in LEGO is more lucrative than wine, art and gold a study suggests. So, how can you take advantage of this?
National Lottery: Quadruple rollover with €8.5M jackpot
There were 55 lucky winners of £1750 each for matching 5 main numbers.
National Lottery: £2 million jackpot still unclaimed
At present, the winner's whereabouts are still unknown as the winning lottery ticket was bought online.
UK bank First Direct offers £175 free cash to new account owners
This offer is limited to one payment per customer and the money will be credited within 28 days.
UK government invests £170,000 in members-only sex party start-up company
A sex party start-up company valued at £11.5 million gets funding from UK government's Future Fund campaign
Reaching Your Financial Goals while Paying Off Debt
Do you have a lot of debt? Whenever you're bombarded with too much debt, it may seem like you'll never reach your financial goals.
How to start investing in a cashless society
The world is rapidly transitioning to a digital global economy. Here's how investors can cash in on the cashless trend in 2019.
Are millennials more financially responsible than we thought?
Millennials are doing a decent job of not overspending and saving some of their income
Financial crisis 2008: Five biggest risks of a new crash
Is the world "sleepwalking" into the next global financial crisis?
UK's targeting of Russian oligarchs as a national security threat is a sham
Russia and its oligarchs are not alone in their kleptomaniac, money-laundering endeavours.
Is there really a market for Open Banking?
Open Banking or PSD2 will enable third parties outside the traditional banking world to access customer data
Uber-style bankers could replace traditional branches
More than 2000 bank branches have closed in the UK since 2015.
How smart technologies can streamline the hunt for rogue traders
With budgets under pressure, investment banks and asset managers are now asking whether better surveillance controls are possible through more efficient means.
The revolution in banking that will be good news for the customer
PSD2 should be seen as an opportunity for banks to redefine the customer experience.
Shorting the Amazon Bank speculation
It is arguable that Amazon has more active customers than Citi, Bank of America and JP Morgan combined.
How to develop leadership for the new world order
Lindsay Hooper, executive director, education, University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership, sees social value as the future benchmark for performance.
UK will back bankers' proposal for continued EU access after Brexit
British negotiators are reportedly preparing to push for the kind of Brexit favoured by the UK's financial services sector, despite Brussels having already rebuffed such a plan.
City of London in 'chronic state of uncertainty' over Brexit
Ministers have been criticised for the continued delay of a position paper on the future of UK's financial services sector after Brexit.
Croydon residents face £2m bill for removal of Grenfell Tower-style cladding
Deadly cladding will not be removed from a privately owned Croydon complex until costs paid by residents or government.
London's clout as a global business hub won't be hit by Brexit, says PIMFA boss
Liz Field, chief executive of investment management lobby group, tells IBTimes UK the British capital is where the "world's business happens."
More than 4 in 10 UK shoppers still face card payment surcharges at small shops
Surcharging has cost small businesses £10bn in shopper walkouts with a ban expected in January.
Global sovereign creditworthiness could 'brighten up' in 2018
New report says the gradual decline in sovereign creditworthiness over the past 10 years 'appears to have come to a halt.'
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Corporate finance chiefs risk losing relevance if they do not embrace technology
Fast moving digital landscape could leave CFOs lagging behind on the global competitiveness scale, report says.
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