The Dasgupta Review: The Economics of Biodiversity and the ‘citizen investor’
Written at the request of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta’s masterful analysis of how an economic value could be... Read more »
Written at the request of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta’s masterful analysis of how an economic value could be... Read more »
There’s a lot of restructuring of businesses at present taking place as they right-size for the post-pandemic lockdown. Once the government’s... Read more »
Perhaps it was to be expected but I seem to have been overlooked again for nomination to the International Law Commission. Disappointing. That said,... Read more »
We don’t talk nearly enough about the motor trade in this blog. After all, most of us have cars, albeit admittedly many have been parked on the... Read more »
I was struck recently by an article on the ICAEW’s website quoting Ryan Grant, a Partner at accountants BDO who suggested accountants looking for a... Read more »
The impact of COVID-19 on the M&A market unsurprisingly suppressed domestic deals in Q2 2020, valuing them at just £300 million, the joint-lowest... Read more »
In October, I wrote this blog identifying some of the steps businesses can take if the goods they have bought do not match up to the original... Read more »
In the recent Spending Review, Rishi Sunak was purposefully cautious, saying that the UK’s “economic emergency has only just begun”, writes... Read more »
In general, the insolvencies market has eased since the Summer and Autumn. If international capital markets continue to be robust, and governments... Read more »
778; that is the number of companies, according to the latest monthly statistics issued by the Government, that have gone into administration across... Read more »
