November 2022 Newsletter: Traffic still flowing freely at Silicon Roundabout

by Katerina | Nov 24, 2022 | News

The UK’s technology sector has been flagged by the government as pivotal to sustainable economic recovery, post-Brexit and post-Pandemic. Following an additional crisis in external perception of the world’s fifth largest economy, now overtaken by Germany, it is...

Letter from London – Economic Update – Nov 2022

by Katerina | Nov 21, 2022 | News

CREDIBILITY RESTORED, BUT HAS IT BEEN AT THE EXPENSE OF INVESTOR AND CONSUMER CONFIDENCE IN THE UK ECONOMY? It seems scarcely believable that a mere fifty-five days separated Thursday’s Autumn Statement from its predecessor, the now notorious Truss/Kwarteng mini...

Now at least one crypto king is in the altogether

by Katerina | Nov 17, 2022 | News

This week sees a Crypto Leaders Symposium in London. It won’t just be a gathering of youthful fintech entrepreneurs in shorts playing video games during others’ speeches; it’s a serious, two-day summit of senior bank executives, lawyers, regulators and traditional...

Buchler Phillips appointed as administrators to CargoLogicAir Ltd

by Katerina | Nov 16, 2022 | News

Unique and highly profitable British business suffers an intended consequence of sanctions against Russia David Buchler and Jo Milner of Buchler Phillips Limited were appointed Joint Administrators of [CargoLogicAir, Ltd. (CLA)] (“the Company”) on 16 November 2022....

Death of the English National Opera

by Katerina | Nov 8, 2022 | News

Acting like the Roman Emperor in the arena of old, Sir Nicholas Serota, the Chairman of the Arts Council, gave his verdict on the Arts Council grants for the next three years.  For the ENO it was a thumbs down and thus the Arts Council have signed the death warrant...

Commercial landlords and tenants both face winter of discontent

by Katerina | Nov 3, 2022 | News

Too often, business relationships or transactions can be a zero-sum game: one party’s gain is equivalent to another party’s loss. It can so easily go that way in commercial property, from large offices to small high street shops; but concerns about inflation and...