Paul Davies
Global Banking Columnist at Bloomberg Opinion
Global Banking at Bloomberg Opinion. Ex-WSJ and FT. Why, why, why, why, why? Opinions mine, "likes" are often bookmarks, RTs don't mean I agree.
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1 week ago |
which.co.uk | Paul Davies
Pension pots worth less than £1,000 will be consolidated under new rules set to be in place by 2030. By cutting duplicate charges, consolidation could help savers keep more of their money. The government says this could boost the average worker’s retirement savings by around £1,000. The plans, announced last week by pensions minister Torsten Bell, have been welcomed by Which? Here, we outline what the changes will mean for you and how you can best keep track of your pensions.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Paul Davies
UBS and Barclays have benefited from chaotic markets — at least for now. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- Big swings in stocks and bonds boosted first-quarter earnings at UBS Group AG and Barclays Plc. Hedge funds making confident bets at the start of the year helped to drive up equities-trading revenue, while volatility in debt and currency markets made life exciting for fixed-income desks.
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2 weeks ago |
ukexportnews.co.uk | Paul Davies
At an acclaimed Energy & Recycling Facility run by a water company in the north of England, Landia’s Biogas Digester Mixing System has completed six years of uninterrupted service The Facility has consistently met its 22,000-plus Nm3/d (normal cubic meter per day) target, with Landia’s externally-mounted system comprehensively mixing thickened sewage sludge in two 7,306m3 digesters. In five years of 24/7 operation, only one pump has required an overhaul.
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2 weeks ago |
avhandlingar.se | Paul Davies
Corporate opportunities. A comparative view of the allocation of business opportunities within a corporation. British and Italian company law from a positive perspective Denna avhandling är EVENTUELLT nedladdningsbar som PDF. Kolla denna länk för att se om den går att ladda ner.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Paul Davies
Better-than-expected earnings from Deutsche Bank and HSBC show there's life beyond the US. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- Deutsche Bank AG and HSBC Holdings Plc see the world getting on with business in many ways even as the US shoots its own economy in the foot. President Donald Trump’s tariff war will hurt global trade and output if it continues — but both European lenders see potential benefits from America’s act of self-harm.
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The Trump administration wants startups to remake the US military, setting the stage for a battle over the world’s biggest defense budget. https://t.co/lzAEtBXw5n via @bbgvisualdata
If the campaign against abolition of the ‘non-dom’ regime is measured by the volume of noise on each side, then the verdict is already in, Matthew Brooker writes https://t.co/D8jzMqTwUI
More trading of existing assets is not going to improve the productive capacity of the economy or boost growth! UK regulator to dilute mortgage lending rules https://t.co/JRIiiGAD16 via @ft
