Addressing gender diversity one CEO at a time
There continues to be an underrepresentation of female CEOs and female chairs on bank boards in Europe, despite many banks putting in place ambitious diversity,
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The world enters a new era: Bail-outs for everyone! – The Economist
The winter of 1973-74 was grim, and in similar ways to today. In response to geopolitical strife energy prices went through the roof. Across Europe
IMF Tells UK to ‘Re-Evaluate’ Tax Cut as Global Criticism Mounts – Bloomberg
The International Monetary Fund delivered a stinging rebuke of the UK’s new unfunded tax cuts by calling them excessive and in need of revision, adding
Pound resumes slide after BoE and Treasury seek to steady markets – The Financial Times
The Bank of England and UK Treasury on Monday battled to calm market turmoil after the pound hit a record low against the US dollar,
Home Prices Suffer First Monthly Decline in Years – WSJ
U.S. home prices slid in July from June, the first monthly decline in years and the latest sign that higher mortgage rates are starting to
Financial markets enter a dangerous new phase – The Economist
Around the world, financial markets look increasingly distressed. In Britain government-bond yields have surged (see chart) and sterling has slumped, prompting the Treasury and Bank
Markets take fright over Britain’s economic strategy
It is a sign of how badly confidence in Britain’s economy has been shaken that on the day Italy seemed set to have its first
The Dollar Is Strong. That Is Good for the US but Bad for the World – The New York Times
The Federal Reserve’s determination to crush inflation at home by raising interest rates is inflicting profound pain in other countries—pushing up prices, ballooning the size
Pound comes under new pressure after Bank of England fails to raise rates – The Guardian
Ministers have been struggling to prevent a full-scale loss of financial market confidence in its economic strategy after the Bank of England’s decision to rule
Households across the rich world have never been so gloomy – The Economist
Last summer people felt good. Unemployment was falling, wages were growing, and everyone could eat indoors and travel again. Little surprise, then, that consumer confidence