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The policy need to limit the environmental impact of economic activity affect all sectors, whether directly or indirectly.
New rules aimed at protecting financial services (FS) customers mark a step towards outcomes-based regulation in the UK that could help other sectors of the economy raise their game.
The UK’s productivity has stalled for over a decade now, with scant sign of recovery. Meanwhile, Brexit puts the nation in a position of pronounced economic uncertainty.
Philip’s consumer psychology expertise has led to him working in a diverse range of categories including financial services, health, FMCG, retail, media and technology. He is a frequent commentator on consumer topics in the media, has spoken at events around the world, and been an associate at Frontier since 2010.
Cancer kills hundreds of thousands of people in the UK every year and creates countless suffering to millions more. The recent announcement kicking off the development of a new 10 Year Cancer Plan for England is very welcome, particularly given the dramatic impact of Covid-19 on cancer care and services.
Amidst the political debates, the UK’s new Chancellor Sajid Javid today announced new departmental spending limits for the upcoming financial year.
The European Commission has cleared the London Stock Exchange Group’s acquisition of financial market data products provider Refinitiv following an eight-month investigation into the proposed tie-up.