
Gareth Davies
Editor at The Telegraph
Editor @BureauLocal | @TBIJ | Investigative Journalist | [email protected] |
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3 days ago |
thebureauinvestigates.com | Gareth Davies
The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has launched an investigation into Rockfire Investment Finance and its £650m solar farm deals with Thurrock council. The SFO has requested information from a number of financial institutions as part of its probe into multimillion-pound fraud allegedly committed against the local authority in Essex.
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2 weeks ago |
professionaladviser.com | Gareth Davies |Scottish Widows
Traditionally, tax-free cash has been received as a lump sum at retirement and used to pay for things that might otherwise be unaffordable: paying off the mortgage, perhaps, or buying a dream holiday. This approach was often justified because tax-free cash was the only way to draw a large lump sum from a pension and being tax-free the timing of the payment in the tax year didn't matter.
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2 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Gareth Davies
But the financial shifting of political tectonic plates doesn't stop there. For example, the potential thawing of a tariff war between China and America, or threats of potential sanctions on the Iranian regime. In a world where direct military confrontation between great powers carries immense risk, capital markets are becoming a flash point. Finance is the new battleground in the global tussle for power and influence.
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2 weeks ago |
thedrum.com | Leagas Delaney |Gareth Davies
A LinkedIn post from Sir John Hegarty caught my eye the other week. Unsurprisingly, it had a very good hook. ‘In the early days of Saatchi & Saatchi, we made a massive mistake.’For a man who has surely seen everything over such a storied career, what disaster could be so post-worthy? The answer? Well, it turns out that for a brief time, the agency dispensed with account managers. In Hegarty’s words, they thought they were being ‘clever’ but, ‘…we weren’t. Want to go deeper?
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2 weeks ago |
express.co.uk | Gareth Davies
Weak Keir Starmer plans to bow down to EU at 'surrender summit''Despite all of the warning lights flashing red, our Prime Minister's thinly veiled desire to rejoin seems to be clouding his judgement.' OPINIONPrime Minister Keir Starmer and President of the EU Ursula Von Der Leyen (Image: Getty)Make no mistake – tomorrow is an EU surrender summit. Try as they might to convince everyone day is night, it is the latest step in Keir Starmer’s walk back into the arms of the EU.
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