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• • Expansionary Contraction – An oxymoron too far?

    I listened to a very interesting slot on the ‘Today Programme’ this morning. It was designed to cut through the significant polarisation occurring between proponents of the ‘Plan A’ ‘Plan B’ economic argument raging at the moment. You can listen to it here (Link) Apart from the early assertion that expansionary contraction is never likely [...]

  • Propriety over payment.

    News that the board of RBS approving a bonus for CEO Stephen Hester has caused much consternation. The political and media pressure has resulted in Mr Hester waiving the bonus. There is much discussion at the moment between whether the bonus was a contractual clause or a matter of discretion for the board. In the [...]

  • 2012 and beyond.

    For many people 2011 was a year to forget, rather than dwell on the past I thought we’d focus on the future. So no end of year “you’ve all done very well” nor even a “whoopee! It’s New Year!” blog post.  I thought I’d focus on the themes of back to business, building on our [...]

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