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As the credit crunch has deepened, its effects have rippled outwards. The sub-prime crisis in the US, market losses and failing confidence in the banking market have led to rating downgrades, emergency raising of capital and, ultimately, state intervention.

Pollsters, regulators, intelligence experts and, of course, economists, have suffered reputational setbacks in recent years as the future failed to conform to their theories and expectations.

The influential thinker and investor who coined the term "Womenomics" is now backing the country's most ESG-savvy start-ups.

The world will look different within two to three years, and investment decisions need to account for that reality. By the end of the decade, many of today's political leaders will be leaving office, facing succession challenges, or governing with weaker mandates. Donald Trump will have left office by January 2029, closing a chapter in which American politics was defined by his influence.

Building on GRATA's pre-eminent position as a provider of legal services in Central Asia, GRATA's mission is to expand its coverage in neighbouring regions and countries. That involves looking actively for partners in these jurisdictions as well as continuing to strengthen the "GRATA offering" which means enhancing the platform and moving the quality of the membership and the work that it does to a new level

The UK Government's decision to establish the Greater Cambridge Development Corporation represents a critical test of institutional capacity to deliver growth in one of Britain's most powerful innovation economies. With Greater Cambridge facing severe constraints from housing costs, transport congestion, and infrastructure limitations despite strong local planning, this centrally-led Urban Development Corporation model aims to provide the stability, powers, and resources needed to coordinate complex infrast

Significant changes were introduced to the UK's tax rules for non-domiciled individuals from 6 April 2025. The remittance basis for non-UK domiciled individuals has been replaced with a residency-based system.

Globalisation has been a conspicuous casualty of the global financial crisis and its aftermath.

Welcome to the 18th edition of the Deloitte Annual Review of Football Finance, in which we analyse and comment on recent financial developments in the world’s most popular sport.

A summary of the most recent economic issues.

The fourth quarter Deloitte Survey of UK Chief Financial Officers is published this morning.

This is the 28th CFO survey; 112 CFOs, including 31 at FTSE100 companies, took part in the survey between 6th and 23rd June.

Last week we held a lunch at our London offices to mark the eighth anniversary of Deloitte's UK CFO Survey.

The article outlines the UK government's new legislative priorities aimed at boosting economic growth across key sectors. Bills include property reforms, enhanced renters' rights, employment protections, mental health improvements, renewable energy initiatives, and immigration security measures.

Consideration of the merits of stablecoins as private money is often taken together with its public counterpart – the proposal for a central bank digital currency (CBDC). So now, in February 2023...

With the introduction of VAT on private education fees, families may be looking at different ways to help fund their grandchildren’s education.

Uncertainty over the UK's access to the single market while Article 50 negotiations are underway could well cause an EU- and UK-wide recession which would be likely to reduce demand for all forms of energy – electricity, oil and gas.

It was important to consider the full background of discussions between the parties in considering reasonableness.