Sustainable funds face threat from tech sector turmoil
Rising research costs could also weigh on ESG vehicles, analysts say
UK
City of London/Brexit: job market is buoyant but relocations impend
Brexit’s final impact on the City will depend partly on Brussels’ determination to reduce dependence on the UK
BlackRock’s Fink rejects accusations of being ‘woke’
Head of world’s biggest asset manager defends ‘stakeholder capitalism’ in annual letter to chief executives
How Horta-Osório’s long-haul Credit Suisse turnround became a flying visit
Bank’s chair resigned after board lost confidence over quarantine breaches and jet use
Slowdown in Chinese town highlights potential pitfalls of property reforms
Homeowners’ struggles demonstrate challenge of cooling sector without damaging wider economy
Horta-Osório’s departure is the revenge of the rank and file
From the former Credit Suisse chair to Novak Djokovic, the arrogance of a privileged few sticks out amid the pandemic’s restrictions
Improving financial literacy must be a priority for Europe
One in three EU households are unable to meet unexpected shocks to their finances
Horta-Osório resigns as Credit Suisse chair over Covid breaches
Axel Lehmann drafted in after ex-Lloyds chief says violations compromised his ability to lead the bank
Firms are cutting sick pay for the unvaccinated – what does employment law say?
baranq / ShutterstockA person’s COVID-19 vaccination status is increasingly determining which events they can attend, where they can travel and where they can work. Vaccines influence the jobs that people can do (some companies require a vaccine to work), as well as when workers are required to take sick leave and the support that they receive during that time.
BBVA: Spanish bank highlights huge payout pot for Europe
Announcement is the earth tremor heralding a gusher of cash from European lenders
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