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Hindsight is a wonderful but dangerous thing. It’s best used to constructively assess previous actions, aiming to learn lessons that can be applied to the …
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Governments in the west are spending and borrowing on a vast scale as they counter the effects of the pandemic. In the UK, public borrowing …
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Equity markets have recovered some of their losses over the last month or so, with the benchmark UK equity market now down around 20% so …
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We can take videos with our phones, talk to friends through our laptops and send documents thousands of miles in seconds. But could you find …
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We encounter behavioural biases many times within our daily routine. Under the current circumstances for example, “confirmation bias” is very prevalent, which represents the tendency …
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We are over the peak according to Boris and his team of scientific experts, and can look forward to details next week about how we …
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Emergencies tend to fast-forward historic processes. Decisions that usually get deliberated upon for months or years, are decided in minutes. Fresh and potentially dangerous technologies …
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As governments around the world start to consider their exit strategies from lockdown, they will be thinking long and hard around the risks and how …
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The last five weeks have been transformational for the world. We are all feeling the effects of the change, not least the rapid pace that …
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We understand that worrying about your finances is not an added burden you need to carry during a time like this and so we want …
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