Royals remember Philip with some reminders for business

by Katerina | Mar 31, 2022 | News

THE British Royal Family is often referred to as ‘The Firm’ by some of its own members. It’s a tightly run operation, in which key players are expected to pull their weight in service of the country. The corporate analogy is not wasted on the sizeable organisation...

Spring Statement 2022: Tomorrow may never come for stricken SMEs hungry for handouts

by Katerina | Mar 23, 2022 | News

Business owners will be raising two cheers at best for Rishi Sunak’s Spring Statement. Battered in the recent past by Covid, uncertainty from Brexit and now surging inflation compounded by war in Ukraine, UK enterprises had hoped for a little respite from the...

What next for Ukraine… and Russia?

by Katerina | Mar 16, 2022 | News

In the immediate aftermath of the Soviet Union’s collapse, the signs of communism’s failure were inescapable. Along with admission of ideological defeat – made all the more painful given the importance of face and pride to the Russian psyche –...

March 2022 Newsletter: Dark clouds over eastern Europe cast a shadow over UK firms

by Katerina | Mar 8, 2022 | News

There is little doubt that war in Ukraine and sanctions for Russia will impact many UK businesses in some way. Large or small, several UK companies already hit by rising inflation and interest rates, as we emerge from two years of the Covid pandemic and the supply...

The tumultuous tale of LV=

by Katerina | Feb 16, 2022 | News, Uncategorized

We are delighted to share Buchler Phillips consultant, David Fordham’s thought provoking article about the LV= bid situation, published in CITYA.M. Click the following link to read the article. David Fordham is a professor at Queen Mary’s University and...