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El-Erian: Beware a global economy with little fires everywhere
Mohamed A. El-Erian, president of Queens’ College at the University of Cambridge, is a professor at the Wharton School of…
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Private-debt risks are hiding in plain sight
Carmen M Reinhart is chief economist of the World Bank Group; Leora Klapper is lead economist of the finance and…
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Why inflation emerged during the pandemic
Koichi Hamada, professor emeritus at Yale University, was a special adviser to former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe Until a…
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I thought drinking would make me a better broker — I was wrong
It has been two years since the pandemic consumed everyone’s lives in the UK. No one could have predicted the…
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Does Barclays’ punishment for its £450m trading error match the crime?
David Wighton is a columnist for Financial News On the surface, Barclays’ punishment for issuing $15bn more US financial products…
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Helena Morrissey: The UK needs more growth, not cuts
Baroness Helena Morrissey has been an executive at multiple asset managers and is a noted City diversity campaigner. What would you do…
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Fragmenting and exploiting Europe is key to Putin’s economic world war
Antonia Colibasanu is chief operating officer of Geopolitical Futures. As momentous as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is, the most strategically important event…
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Millennials have a simple solution to the retirement crisis
Brett Arends is an award-winning financial writer with many years’ experience writing about markets, economics and personal finance. He has…
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How firms can stem the illicit flow of £100bn per year through the UK
Neil Tansley is CEO of Efficient Frontiers International Tightening controls on the £100bn of illicit finance that the National Crime…
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It’s now clear that the Fed has made a huge monetary-policy error
Cullen Roche is founder and chief investment officer of Discipline Funds, a financial advisory firm. He is the author of the Pragmatic…
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Regulatory reform needs more than stunts and not just for crypto
If modern financial regulation was just about rhetoric and symbolic gestures, the City could hardly fault the current government. As a statement…
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‘We’re not wired to head to the beach’: Robey and Warshaw on becoming the City’s top dealmakers
To celebrate Financial News’ 25th anniversary, we compiled a list of the City’s most influential figures over the past quarter of…
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FN25: Xavier Rolet on battling Brexit and the future of London
As part of our 25th anniversary celebrations, Financial News has profiled 25 of the most influential figures in the City over the…
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FN25: Fidelity’s Anne Richards, the engineer turned ‘inspirational leader’
As part of our 25th anniversary celebrations, Financial News has profiled 25 of the most influential figures in the City over the…
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China’s decision over Russia will be critical for western investors
Immediately after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, some observers asked whether it increased the risk that China would invade Taiwan. After…
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Martin Gilbert: Rocky road ahead to sustainable energy goal
Martin Gilbert is the co-founder of and former chief executive of Aberdeen Asset Management and Abrdn “The path towards sustainable…
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The LME made a hash of it — but nickel traders were warned
Traders on the London Metal Exchange may be furious. But they can hardly claim they weren’t warned. Laying out its…
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Yanis Varoufakis: Why stop at the Russian oligarchs? We should clamp down on them all
Yanis Varoufakis, a former finance minister of Greece, is leader of the MeRA25 party and professor of economics at the…
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A European banking union has failed to live up to the promise
Tobias Tröger is a professor of private law, commercial and business law and jurisprudence at the House of Finance at…
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Nouriel Roubini: Is the new stagflation going to test the limits of policy options?
Nouriel Roubini, professor emeritus of economics at New York University’s Stern School of Business, is chief economist at Atlas Capital…
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Crypto’s latest promise is to lower home mortgage costs
Sanjiv Das was the CEO of CitiMortgage and Caliber Home Loans Cryptocurrencies are here to stay. What began in the aftermath…
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The UK government roped in bigwigs from HSBC, Citi and Morgan Stanley to help solve Brexit. Will it work?
Back in April, the government announced it was forming an Investment Council to help boost investment into the UK in…
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Why regulators must open up their data to the City
Opening up regulatory data to the public sounds radical, doesn’t it? But there are strong precedents that show it’s technically…
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Why financial wellbeing must be the City’s focus after the pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic continues to have an impact on the UK economy and on people’s personal finances. According to the…
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Has Brexit really battered the City?
Remember all the outrage about the government prioritising “fish over finance” in the Brexit trade negotiations? Towards the end of…
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Why I’m giving the JPMorgan Nutmeg deal a second look
“It’s an absolute bargain”. I blink several times and pause, just to check my friend’s not joking. We are discussing…
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