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Review of the week: A tale of halves
Last Updated: January 20, 2023
It was the worst six months in 50 years for US stocks, yet the market is still comfortably higher than before the pandemic struck. Risks have risen, but there’s also room for optimism.
Episode 10: Over the Moonpig
Last Updated: November 5, 2024
In the latest episode of Inspired Sounds, find out how Nick Jenkins the founder of Moonpig, stumbled across the most incredible business model which led him to found the personalised greetings card colossus. Nick reveals to our host Rebecca his unique path into entrepreneurship and how he discovered there is still joy in seeing a business grow even after you have exited.
Recruitment and retention of care staff: the power of informed decision making
Last Updated: July 4, 2025
The care sector is facing unprecedented challenges. With an acquired brain injury occurring every 90 seconds in the UK, an aging population, changing demographics and extended life expectancies, the demand for care services is growing every year. Brexit reduced the care workforce by approximately 20% and COVID-19 led to burnout and a staff exodus. Added to this is the impact of inflation and the cost of living crisis on wages which has led to a perfect storm in the care sector.
COP26: what investors need to know
Last Updated: January 20, 2023
Watch the first webinar in our ‘what investors need to know’ series, focusing on the human efforts to tackle climate change and why it matters to investors.
Review of the week: Inflation slows, stocks surge
Last Updated: January 20, 2023
Stocks flew higher after inflation came in lower than expected. It’s tough and getting tougher for businesses and families though, especially in the UK.
Review of the week: Land of the rising prices
Last Updated: March 18, 2024
In a wave of central bank meetings this week, one of them is truly different. While all other developed world policymakers are pondering rate cuts, only Japan is considering rate hikes.
Review of the week: The Israeli-Hamas Conflict
Last Updated: October 11, 2023
This week has seen harrowing atrocities committed by the terrorist group Hamas against Israeli civilians. With so far more than 1,200 people reported to have been killed, this is the most serious cross-border attack Israel has faced in decades.
Impact of 2025 UK Spring Statement on Charities
Last Updated: June 12, 2025
Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered a minimal fiscal update on 26th March, honouring her pledge of one key fiscal event per year. Despite its brevity, the announcement included significant financial and economic updates impacting the charity sector.
Review of the week: DeepSeek or deep fake?
Last Updated: June 13, 2025
A Chinese start-up says it created an AI tool at a fraction of the cost that Western rivals paid. It shouldn’t be a fatal blow, but the development should trigger answers to lingering investor concerns on runaway chip buying.
Rainbow Hub – creating new pathways for the young
Last Updated: March 18, 2024
We speak to Lyndsay Fahey, CEO of Rainbow Hub, about the charity’s brain injury rehab services that help children and young people reach their full potential.
Universal Credit and trusts: important changes
Last Updated: March 18, 2024
Abigail Cuffe of Vincents Solicitors highlights how trusts and income received from a trust are assessed for new Universal Credit claims.
Review of the week: The language of trade
Last Updated: March 31, 2025
The US government plans to slap tariffs on virtually all imports to the US as part of ‘Liberation Day’. The details are yet to be revealed, but the most immediate effect is already apparent: higher prices.