Category: New Capital Consensus and Investment Reform

I was recently chatting to the chairman of a FTSE 100 company. I suggested that the UK economy reminded me of a failing company in…

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Whenever we hear of another disaster or whistle blow, we wonder how or why it happened. Why didn’t anyone say something sooner? and if they…

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Where are the best broadband services in the UK? Hands up anyone who guessed Hull. In 1904, “a quirk of history gave Hull and East…

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All good ideas and good policies become bad ideas and bad policy when taken too far. This is true as much in politics as it…

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Back in the 1829, a strange rumour spread through the London poor that those in workhouses were being fed on the bodies of the dead….

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One of the irritating elements, among so many, of the current general election campaign is the way that Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party has dragged debate…

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Climate change policy is in flux. At the G7 meeting in Taormina, Donald Trump refused to commit to the Paris climate agreement goals and it…

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The exhausting general election campaign confirms what was in effect Parkinson’s Third Law. His more famous first law is known by almost everybody – that…

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A report in the Financial Times has suggested that business leaders are frustrated by a perceived loss of influence in Theresa May’s administration – what they…

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Published in the Financial Times Martin Wolf makes some powerful points on the progressive loss of faith in free markets and free trade (Conservatism buries…

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At his press conference announcing the Bank of England’s Inflation Report in February this year, Governor Mark Carney joked that the central bankers’ 15 minutes…

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It was something of a moment of revelation – a wake-up call – when what passes for a general election campaign suddenly saw a bizarre…

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