So far, the UK government has spent a staggering £280bn on measures to respond to the economic shock from COVID-19, with £73bn allocated specifically for job protection measures which include the furlough scheme.

So far, the UK government has spent a staggering £280bn on measures to respond to the economic shock from COVID-19, with £73bn allocated specifically for job protection measures which include the furlough scheme.
Investment professionals have realised that there is increasing demand from clients for the ability to make what Deutsche Bank Wealth Management calls “a statement of ambition for the world as it should be”.
Leaving behind the September of 2020 as the warmest September on record, we are optimistic that rapid advancements seen in the last decade will continue at a higher pace and bring us closer to a carbon-neutral future.
As 2021 is just around the corner, and with the raging financial crises due to the global pandemic, one question is certain: will cryptocurrencies be able to replace the current monetary system in place?
So far, the UK government has spent a staggering £280bn on measures to respond to the economic shock from COVID-19, with £73bn allocated specifically for job protection measures which include the furlough scheme.
Leaving behind the September of 2020 as the warmest September on record, we are optimistic that rapid advancements seen in the last decade will continue at a higher pace and bring us closer to a carbon-neutral future.
As 2021 is just around the corner, and with the raging financial crises due to the global pandemic, one question is certain: will cryptocurrencies be able to replace the current monetary system in place?
Investment professionals have realised that there is increasing demand from clients for the ability to make what Deutsche Bank Wealth Management calls “a statement of ambition for the world as it should be”.
Although it is likely that Ant’s IPO will bounce back, the Chinese fintech industry has also taken a huge hit as a result of the new regulations.
These observations beg the question: exactly how did China come out the strongest from the pandemic? This article takes a look at some of the key drivers behind the country’s speedy recovery.
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The Google case, and the Big Tech investigation showcases the government’s discontent with the industry, specifically concerning fair competition, and lack thereof.
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