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  • FTSE 100 CEO churn reaches five year high, but women continue to miss out on top roles 

    July 24, 2023

    Women are much less likely than men to secure the top job at Britain’s largest companies despite FTSE 100 firms shaking up their boardrooms at the fastest pace in five years, a new study out today shows. Just 27 per cent of chief executive appointments on London’s premier stock index in the first six months [...]

  • UK inflation will top Bank of England two per cent target until end of 2024, EY claims

    July 24, 2023

    Inflation will top the Bank of England’s two per cent target for over a year, hobbling UK economic growth and eroding workers’ finances, new forecasts out today claim. Prices are set to ease much slower than previously expected due to food and energy costs remaining elevated, according to consultancy the EY Item Club. UK inflation [...]

  • Federal Reserve and European Central Bank may back final rate rises this week, experts bet

    July 24, 2023

    US Federal Reserve and European Central Bank officials could launch their final interest rate rises this week as inflation ebbs in their respective economic blocs, experts are betting. Members of the federal open market committee (FOMC) are on Wednesday tipped to raise borrowing costs 25 basis points to a range of 5.25 per cent and [...]

  • Brits finally sober up to high inflation and interest rate hikes as confidence slides

    July 21, 2023

    Brits have finally sobered up to the damaging impact high inflation and the Bank of England’s interest rate hikes to tame it is having on their finances, a closely watched survey out today shows. Consumer confidence has dropped for the first time since January, down six points to minus 30 in July, according to research [...]

  • FTSE 100 close: Dovish Bank of England interest rate bets extend London gains

    July 20, 2023

    London’s FTSE 100 extended gains today as traders continued to cheer signs that UK inflation may have finally turned a corner. The capital’s premier index hopped 0.76 per cent to 7,646.05 points, while the domestically-focused mid-cap FTSE 250 index, which is more aligned with the health of the UK economy, was broadly unchanged at 19,311.73 [...]

  • I’ve loved every minute of it

    July 20, 2023

    Without aviation insurance, people can’t fly,” says Mark Skilton, Aon’s chairman of Global Speciality within the firm’s Reinsurance Solutions business. Therein lies the rub of the entire insurance industry – a sector that, often in the background, keeps the world moving. And in doing so, it often has to move at speed: Skilton explains to [...]

  • It showed insurance is a tangible thing

    July 20, 2023

    It can lead you astray,” says Rupert Moore with a chuckle as we discuss Japan’s variety of fried food options. It’s a country he knows well – Moore, now UK CEO of Reinsurance Solutions for global professional services giant Aon, worked out there for the firm for 10 years. And it’s to Japan he goes [...]

  • The insurers trying to get their heads around the new world of war

    July 20, 2023

    We knew what war was. Wars used to look like people dropping bombs and people with guns,” Tom Murray tells me from the distinctly unwarlike setting of an Aon meeting room. “It was relatively easy to understand. Now we suddenly have this incredibly rapidly evolving field of cyber war – which could be a fundamental [...]

  • Mortgage costs slip for first time since May as Bank of England rate bets cool on inflation drop

    July 20, 2023

    Mortgage rates have dropped for the first time in two months, sparked by banks passing on a reduction in interest rate bets after yesterday’s better than feared inflation figures. The average rate on two-year mortgages fell to 6.79 per cent yesterday from 6.81 per cent, according to financial data provider Moneyfacts. It is the first [...]

  • New sustainability reporting standards are a game changer for businesses

    July 20, 2023

    In June, the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) published its long-awaited inaugural standards for sustainability reporting. The launch of the standards is widely regarded as a hugely important milestone in the global fight against climate change.  By providing a global baseline for businesses to report comparable information on sustainability issues, the new standards should make [...]

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