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  • London, Essex and parts of Surrey to enter Tier 2 lockdown restrictions

    October 15, 2020

    London, Essex and Elmbridge are set to move to Tier 2 from midnight tomorrow, meaning the capital will be shift from “medium” to “high” alert. Care minister Helen Whately told London MPs this morning that London will move from Tier 1 to Tier 2 on Friday night into Saturday. The new restrictions mean a ban [...]

  • Nine per cent of employees on furlough as scheme nears end

    October 15, 2020

    Just over nine per cent of Britain’s workforce remain on furlough with less than a month to go before the scheme is replaced by less generous job support measures, a survey showed.  Some 9.1 per cent of workers were furloughed during the two weeks to 4 October, according to a survey of businesses by the [...]

  • Beware the risk to economic stability if banks are asked to shoulder the full burden of Covid-19

    October 15, 2020

    The economic cost of Covid-19 has been — and will continue to be — immense.  As the Bank of England publishes its surveys on bank liabilities and credit conditions today, it is a reminder that much of that cost will fall on the financial sector, and within that, on the larger banks. But how that [...]

  • Business groups warn London lockdown would ‘crumble’ capital as mayor calls for support

    October 15, 2020

    A London lockdown would “crumble” businesses and turn the capital into a “ghost town”, leading business bodies have warned City A.M, as fresh restrictions are likely to be imposed on the city in the next few days.

  • EU watchdog proposes software capital relief to increase banks’ safety buffers

    October 14, 2020

    The European banking watchdog has proposed allowing lenders to include the value of software investments in capital calculations, a move that could increase banks’ capital buffers by billions of euros.  The European Banking Authority (EBA) said lenders will be allowed to “amortise” or taper the value of software for capital purposes over three years. Under [...]

  • Working from home takes toll on younger generations, survey finds

    October 14, 2020

    Working from home is disproportionately affecting young people, according to new research, as fears of fresh local lockdowns around the country continue to hamper a return to the office. More than 85 per cent of 1,500 office workers surveyed by design firm Oktra said they struggled with the switch to homeworking during the pandemic.  Younger [...]

  • Travel industry calls for ‘decisive’ action on airport testing

    October 14, 2020

    The UK travel industry has urged the government to “act decisively” in putting in place airport coronavirus testing in order to save the £60bn industry. Trade body ABTA also called for ministers to provide targeted support for travel companies, many of which have been without any revenue this year. New figures from the association showed [...]

  • OECD: UK should focus on unemployed until recovery established

    October 14, 2020

    The UK should do more to help those who have lost their jobs during the coronavirus pandemic and wait to fix the hole in its public finances until the recovery is underway, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) said. The UK’s economy is at “a critical juncture”, the organisation warned in an annual [...]

  • City law firms repay furlough cash following strong business during pandemic

    October 14, 2020

    Several large British law firms have handed back government furlough cash after seeing stronger-than-expected business during the pandemic. Square Mile-based firms Norton Rose Fulbright, Osborne Clarke and Herbert Smith Freehills have all paid back wage subsidies handed out by the chancellor, following strong demand for their legal services during the coronavirus crisis. Chancellor Rishi Sunak [...]

  • Just Eat Takeaway’s order growth surges as delivery demand continues to soar

    October 14, 2020

    Just Eat Takeaway (JET) said the surge in online food orders caused by the coronavirus pandemic continued into the third quarter, with orders jumping 46 per cent compared to a year earlier.  Order growth accelerated from the jump of 32 per cent the European food delivery giant recorded in the first half of 2020.  In [...]

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