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How Online Exhibits Are Changing the Art World

In response to the global lockdown, art is going digital—here’s where to find the best virtual viewing rooms, and how they can help to curate your collection

Why the FTSE 100 crash could make 2020 the best ISA year ever

With most people going for Cash ISAs, low interest rates have also put potential investors off.

A Guide to Starting Your Whisky Collection

The whisky market can be overwhelming for the prospective collector. This guide runs through some of the principles behind informed whisky collecting.

Hundreds of private jets fly into UK from coronavirus hotspots

An investigation identified 545 private jets landing in UK airfields since the lockdown was imposed last month.

A Crisis Is a Terrible Thing to Waste — It’s Time to Innovate

Organizations that maintain a steadfast and enthusiastic embrace of innovation will come out of this recession leaps and bounds ahead of those that don’t. I

Latest update on market developments - Canaccord Genuity Wealth Management

The markets have clearly opted for the former as their continuing rally shows.

Will Corona become a test run for the Universal Basic Income?

The idea of a basic income is that everyone receives a modest "salary" from the state.

The Art Market Adjusts: Protecting your assets from international creditors - UK and Hong Kong

If the gallery becomes insolvent while holding the consignor’s work, what recourse does the consignor have to get its work back?

The top six richest Premier League owners and where Man City and Manchester United sit in the list

Manchester City are owned by the Abu Dhabi Group and Man United are under the stewardship of the Glazer family.

Reforming the Response to Financial Crime: Making the Most of a Crisis

In the private sector, banks are equally urging their customers to be alert to the range of scams seeking to defraud them – some state sponsored – as they spend more time shopping online, working from home and anxiously searching the web for g

Monaco wants to keep in touch: “Take care of yourself, we miss you!”

The principality is missing everything visitors bring, from those treasured moments of friendship and fun, to the opinions and the customs that they share, the languages that they speak.

Seven managers reveal how the world will change after coronavirus

Trustnet finds out how managers at groups such as Blue Whale, Rathbones and Premier Miton think the markets, governments and values will look different after the coronavirus crisis.

Monetary policy during pandemics: inflation before, during and fter Covid-19 by Silvana Tenreyro, Bank of England

Just like many others in the country who are able to, the MPC is now carrying out its responsibilities remotely.

How to make digital meetings feel like face-to-face

It’s fairly straightforward to use, and you can send a client a link so they can speak to you and see any documents you’re sharing.

How ZEDRA is supporting corporate clients during the Coronavirus

The Coronavirus may have changed the way we work, but it certainly hasn’t changed the rules of the game when it comes to running a business.

Geneva WM: a brave new world will not emerge from this crisis

Financial markets will not disappear with the Covid-19 crisis.

Stonehage Fleming House View – April 2020

Hopes for economic recovery dashed by markets’ ‘sharp and decisive’ reaction to coronavirus – Graham Wainer

The Art Market Adjusts: Protecting your assets from international creditors - UK and Hong Kong

These considerations are of particular importance during the global health pandemic, as transactional logistics are hampered and delayed by business closures and government shutdowns.

UK trustees should check protections as funds devalue during coronavirus

The standard position for a trustee is that they may be personally liable to the trust’s beneficiaries in the event that the trust’s funds devalue.

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