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  • UK coronavirus lockdown: Michael Gove warns of tougher punishments

    March 24, 2020

    Michael Gove has criticised Mike Ashley for failing to close Sports Direct stores on the first day of the UK coronavirus lockdown, and warned of tougher punishments for flouting the public order to stay at home. The minister blasted Ashley’s argument that keeping Sports Direct stores open was crucial to help UK households “maintain a [...]

  • Santander reviews dividend and slashes executive pay amid coronavirus crisis

    March 24, 2020

    Santander has postponed its interim dividend and slashed pay for senior management due to the coronavirus pandemic, with chair and chief executive of the Spanish bank donating half their pay to a medical equipment fund. The eurozone’s largest lender usually pays out an interim dividend in November, but will now consolidate the payment with the [...]

  • Global stocks set to rise sharply on Fed’s bond-buying pledge

    March 24, 2020

    Global stocks rose overnight despite fears US President Donald Trump’s administration’s economic stimulus package faces further delays. Asian stocks surged in Tuesday trading that saw Japan’s Nikkei leap seven per cent higher and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index jump 4.6 per cent. That came despite the Senate again blocking Trump’s near $2 trillion (£1.7 trillion) [...]

  • London must unite to beat coronavirus, for the sake of our city and our NHS

    March 24, 2020

    In coronavirus, London is facing an unprecedented challenge. The actions we take today will decide who lives and dies, and whether our National Health Service will survive.  Unless every single Londoner follows the government’s advice, we face losing thousands of our family, friends, and colleagues to this virus. This may be a global crisis, but [...]

  • Contactless spending limit increased in response to coronavirus

    March 24, 2020

    The spending limit for contactless card payments will be increased next month in response to the coronavirus outbreak. Shoppers will be able to spend £45 using contactless payments, up from £30, from 1 April.  The measure was already being considered by the industry but its introduction has been brought forward due to the coronavirus pandemic [...]

  • Coronavirus: Brokerage fee automation is a must in the current downturn

    March 24, 2020

    Investment banks are embroiled in an unforeseen cost crisis when trading over the counter (OTC) markets, driven by a surge in swaps, interest rates, oil and currency derivative volumes. This month, some of the world’s largest interdealer brokers, who negotiate OTC trades between the big banks, have seen record trading volumes as sudden changes in [...]

  • Silver linings: Positive investment trends for stock market optimists

    March 24, 2020

    Stocks investors are likely to be feeling battered and bruised at the moment. The coronavirus-induced bear market has seen share prices fall sharply — even the UK’s blue-chip FTSE 100 index is down more than 30 per cent since the start of the year.  Many industries are facing hurdles due to the government’s self-isolation guidelines, [...]

  • Getting through the Covid-19 pandemic will require markets as well as strong government

    March 24, 2020

    Covid-19 is a major shock to our system. With the UK speeding towards lockdown and much of Europe in similar or worse straits, this crisis — as with most crises — is causing people to look to their governments.  This is both understandable and necessary. Rishi Sunak’s excellent pledges (and performances) last week reassured tens [...]

  • Coronavirus and policymaking: Mario Draghi didn’t just say ‘whatever it takes’

    March 24, 2020

    These are unprecedented times. Our lives as we know them have been upended: the comforts of routine squarely thrown out of the window and replaced with a combination of anxiety and dread. The coronavirus pandemic of 2020 is a black swan that no one saw coming (though we should have been better equipped) and has [...]

  • Coronavirus: Prime Minister announces unprecedented lockdown across UK as government battles Covid-19

    March 23, 2020

    The Prime Minister has imposed unprecedented restrictions on people’s movements, which will be enforced through the police, in a desperate bid to grapple with the coronavirus pandemic.  In a historic address to the nation, Boris Johnson revealed that people would only be allowed to leave their home for “very limited purposes” including shopping for basic [...]

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