Plans to tackle excessive executive pay “feeble” and “watered down”
What prime minister Theresa May promised in her manifesto regarding corporate governance and excessive executive pay has fallen flat according to many.
Sadiq Khan starts building a London where “no communities feel left behind”
London mayor Sadiq Khan has launched a new programme, the Good Growth Fund, which will plough ?70m into supporting the growth of business and communities, while also on the lookout for the first Borough of Culture.
Elements in the Great Repeal Bill could spell trouble ahead
On 30 March 2017, the day after triggering Brexit, the government published its white paper setting out the details of its proposed Great Repeal Bill.
Creating an ethical alternative in the morally bankrupt short-term loan market
Joshua Graham gives his thoughts on the short-term loan market ? and how it gave rise to The Money Platform.
Spring Budget 2017: A juicy ?200m for broadband ? and plans to dominate mobile technology
There?s a new government strategy to roll out fibre broadband and 5G coverage, with chancellor Philip Hammond using the Spring Budget to unveil how Britain will dominate the world in terms of mobile technology.
Government search for UK’s first small business commissioner has begun
If you’ve been thinking of getting a new role, then why not apply for small business commissioner ? a title which will have you focus on tackling late payment.
The effect of Trumponomics on the fintech sector and peer-to-peer lending
Jevgenijs Kazanins, CEO of TWINO, discusses how Trumponomics might affect the European peer-to-peer lending industry.
Prime minister Theresa May’s industrial strategy is a shout to investors
According to prime minister Theresa May, her newly announced industrial strategy will back Britain for the long term, ?creating the conditions where successful businesses can emerge and grow?.