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The COVID-19 crisis has revealed two things within us: firstly, a greater appreciation for the intangible things in life that money can’t buy and, secondly, an even greater intolerance for businesses and brands who fail to support the community in their greatest time of need.
Nic Redfern is the CFO of Know Your Money, a price comparison site for credit cards, loans and bank accounts. He explains how Know Your Money became one of the UK’s most well-known sites in consumer finance and reached an annual turnover of £8.6m.
As the COVID-19 crisis has progressed, companies large and small have naturally become preoccupied with their own survival. But the ones that have collaborated with each other have shown the greatest resilience.
In an age of social-distancing measures and widespread social media, we are all paradoxically closer and further apart than ever before. For a large organisation to truly reach its employees and its customers, it must be driven by authentic values.
In the wake of mass protests following the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police, business leaders have issued statements in condemnation of racial violence.
Lockdown measures are beginning to ease, though some business leaders will be out of the office for a while longer. Are you taking advantage of this extra enforced time at home?
Lockdown measures have forced businesses the world over to quickly adapt to remote working. By now, several products and services have emerged as clear winners in the race to enable business continuity during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Defined by the Ellen Macarthur Foundation, a circular economy is based on the principles of designing out waste and pollution, keeping products and materials in use, and regenerating natural systems. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, could such an economy be on the horizon?
The global COVID-19 pandemic has led to businesses facing significant and unprecedented challenges. As the lockdown restrictions begin to be relaxed, some companies may struggle to recover, finding that the damage done to their finances and the daily ongoing struggle to control cash flow is just too much for the business to continue.
Tomer Aboody and Joshua Elash are the co-founders of property finance company MT Finance which launched in 2008. The company has emerged as one of the leaders in the bridging finance industry, helping individuals and companies to grow their business and purchase property, whilst avoiding traditional property chains and mortgage delays.
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