Ben Gale, NCR’s Vice President of Western Europe, looks at how retailers are boosting productivity and customer service levels by enabling consumers to shop using a seamless combination of digital and physical stores
ABI Trust offers robust corporate financial services in Antigua and Barbuda
Global Bank of Commerce is an important force within a Caribbean financial sector that is attracting a host of international investors. European CEO speaks to Brian Stuart-Young, CEO of GBC
The ongoing financial downturn is harming individuals and businesses across the globe… but there are some for whom the recession has prompted a steady period of growth
The pace at which new cyber threats emerge is a challenge to any organisation operating within the high-tech arena. Fighting cybercrime needs a collaborative approach, which is where the UCD Centre for Cybersecurity & Cybercrime Investigation comes in
Against the current backdrop of European sovereign debt crises, any asset that delivers stability is highly attractive. Michael Haddock, Director of Research and Consulting at CBRE, explores the case for investment in commercial real estate
If you think the eurozone is a dangerous place to do business, you clearly haven’t travelled very far, writes Colin Turner
Anyone who visits Switzerland immediately realises that the country has much more to offer than cheese, chocolate, watches and beautiful mountains, writes Daniel Küng, CEO, Osec
With uncertain prospects in Europe, many companies are looking to Asia, and China in particular, for new business. As a recent survey shows, Hong Kong continues to be a prime location
As economies throughout the world remain in murky territory, stocks and shares have had a bumpy year
UK’s National Employment Savings Trust forces employers to up pension standards
Following the housing market going bust, many first time buyers have found themselves in negative equity
EU plans to regulate managers of hedge funds and other alternative investments need changing to avoid damaging Europe’s economy and curbing investor choice, a report from British lawmakers said. In April last year the bloc proposed that managers in the EU must register, comply with leverage caps, appoint an independent valuer and make disclosures to […]
Britain’s top financial regulator has announced he plans to step down, surprising the markets and casting doubt over the future of the Financial Services Authority and broader banking reform. Britain’s opposition Conservative Party, tipped in the polls to win the next election expected in May, has said it wants to abolish the FSA and hand […]
Currency chaos is back, highlighting demands for a revised international monetary order, writes Harold James
The European CEO awards 2024 have now been announced, presenting our pick of the CEOs, companies and campaigns leading their sectors.
