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Every six months, ICSA's soundings of the mood in British boardrooms yields a range of interesting nuggets.

As the economic outlook continues to be murky, plenty of companies are making cuts. But you can't cut your way to prosperity. There are often-overlooked opportunities to grow the top line...

Todd Buchholz, former White House director of economic policy and hedge fund managing director, joins James Maitland and Sonal Patel from Ocorian...

As the global space economy accelerates, intellectual property is becoming a critical enabler of commercial success. In his article for Aerospace Global News, Principal Phil Merchant...

On 23 June, the United Kingdom is holding a referendum on withdrawing from the European Union. A vote to leave is forecast to have significant impacts on financial markets and participants in those markets on a global basis.

Deloitte's latest CFO Survey highlights growing caution amongst UK firms, so what does this mean for real estate?

We just can't get enough of Brexit, can we? Seems every day I see something new on my news feed or Twitter feed about the impact of Brexit on the global economy or UK economy or Scottish economy.

The last few weeks has seen corporate banks hit the headlines as they cut 10,000’s of jobs and announce restructuring plans to enable a focus on key markets.

Increasingly unconventional monetary policy from the developed world's central banks has meant that large fluctuations in the world's major currencies has become a key feature of the past few years.

Following Royal Mail's launch of the UK's first collective defined contribution (CDC) pension scheme, the DWP published draft legislation on October 8, 2024, to expand CDC to non-associated multi-employer schemes. The consultation, open until November 19, 2024, seeks input on allowing unconnected multiple employer schemes within the CDC framework. If approved, the government plans to legislate in 2025, with regulatory updates to follow. This expansion is expected to benefit employers, pension sa

The UK economy is showing modest signs of improvement, but it is not out of the woods yet.

In late November, we gathered leaders from across the European Semiconductor industry to discuss the opportunities and challenges facing the sector as we head towards 2024.

When it comes to creating enough jobs, particularly for young people, it’s not just the UK that’s facing huge challenges – it’s a problem plaguing countries around the world.

If 2022 was the year of the ‘squeeze'… 2023 is almost certainly going to be the year of the ‘crunch'.

The markets rapidly rotated to an aggressive 'risk off' position in August in response to a double whammy of concerns – the display of alarmingly dysfunctional political leadership on either side of the Atlantic, together with mounting concerns over the fragility of the US economy.

Consumers increasingly want to enrich their lives with experiences and make their spare time more enjoyable by seeking services that bring convenience and enjoyment.

Sean Beech, Liverpool Office Senior Partner, discusses how the UK's Northern cities will combine in France to discuss the Northern Powerhouse agenda.