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Articles Chris is reading- I’m reading Giant grooves on Mars’s moon Phobos may be caused by rolling boulders via the New Scientist app https://t.co/qMPnbnHcXC #Links
- Banking app firm to create 300 jobs https://t.co/JyWt7Ormjj #Links
- Plan to free ‘mortgage prisoners’ https://t.co/Ux7ZViLAdZ #Links
- I’m reading Hackers are stealing computer power to make millions in cryptocurrency via the New Scientist app https://t.co/EKa0LXNOCn #Links
- Germany ‘looks to ban Huawei’ from 5G build https://t.co/d34bmnx7Eg #Links
- Articles Chris is writing
- ‘DON’T PANIC’ as GDPR deadline looms
- Credit Summit 2018
- Persistent Debt on Credit Cards: New rules from the FCA
- What to be aware of … setting your goals for 2018
- OFWAT: Affordability in the water industry
- The GDPR changes headed towards us
- Are you responsible? The widening of the regulatory net and treating customers fairly
- IFRS9… looming changes
- Fake news, the Bank of England and forming your own opinion
- Global trends… from your local take out
- Books Chris recommends
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Yearly Archives: 2015
Risk Management: The importance readiness planning
With the recent closure of the Forth Road bridge, commutes from Fife to Edinburgh by car have just dramatically increased by 30 miles each way, causing significant disruption for local residents. It is fortunate, in some ways, this has happened … Continue reading
Real conversations and #SocialMediaEnvy
I seem to have become a fan of those property shows. You know the ones where they purchase a property in a terrible state, yet a few thousand pounds later it’s transformed into a dream home. Always amazing and, for … Continue reading
Driving fear? Lessons for us all.
Every week its seems there is another ‘corporate scandal’ in the media. Outrage is expressed, and the twitterati react. This week alone there have been three stories already. Volkswagen: Issue: Misleading the emissions testing program Impact: Potential fine upto $18bn, … Continue reading
Data, data, everywhere and just no time to think
You know the refrain; ‘what does the data tell us on this’, ‘if only we had the data, we would be able to understand what’s going on here’ or my personal favourite ‘stop sending me spreadsheets, my inbox is full!’. … Continue reading
Why can’t the rest of the year be more like summer?
Returning to the office after the summer can be tough. You worked hard all year and hoped to be able to take a break or at least slow down while the weather was better. You looked forward to it. Then … Continue reading
Am I getting a good price for that? my lesson in price sensitivity
I recently had an issue with my car. Having driven the car over significant mileage over the last 12 months and leaving aside any comments about my driving style, I needed a new clutch mechanism. So I went off to … Continue reading
Pluto, close encounter, close to home
Tomorrow a little space probe, travelling at 45,000 kph (or 1 about million km a day) will whizz past Pluto and its largest attentant moon Charon. At its nearest point it will be at an altitude of 12,500 km above … Continue reading
Greece, whose fault is it anyway?
Developments in Greece are now happening fast, and with a risk of contagion across the financial system troubling. It could affect all of us more than we think. There are many statements being made in support of both sides. Some … Continue reading
Leadership inspiration from the Womens World Cup 2015
Those of you who know me well, know I am not a great follower of football (soccer). However this year is the Womens World Cup. Initially I started to follow because it was being played in Canada with both Canada … Continue reading
Banks, a different approach by country
Last week I noticed my local HSBC branch had posted a notice to explain is was closing and relocating all customers to another branch 12 miles away. They are not the last branch in town, however it is, no doubt, … Continue reading