Author: Andy Jalil

With prolonged uncertainty over Brexit and global headwinds taking their toll, Britain’s economic growth is expected to slow considerably next

Boris Johnson’s new government is working on the assumption that Britain will leave the European Union without a deal on

Senior European politicians have called for a European candidate to replace Christine Lagarde as head of the International Monetary Fund

The choice of Christine Lagarde for the position of President of the hugely powerful European Central Bank (ECB) has raised

It’s not surprising that President Donald Trump has strongly expressed his displeasure at the leaked comments of Britain’s Ambassador to

The financial services industry has gone through enormous transformation during the past few years, not only in terms of regulation

Investments by Britain and India in each other’s economies have grown over the years, and there is great potential for

In addition to the column last week on the subject of gender equality — it keeps being stressed how blatantly

The question keeps arising is there enough being done to give women opportunities in senior roles in companies, particularly in

While Britain’s two major political parties lick their wounds after the humiliation in local elections, businesses continue to remain concerned

ANDY JALIL – andyjalil@aol.com – With property prices escalating and affordability a major problem, the number of tenants in every

Market uncertainty remains in the property sector as people continue to wait and see what unfolds next in the Brexit

hile uncertainty surrounding Britain’s exit from the European Union continues, the UK employment rate has soared to a new record

One doesn’t know what would have happened to the UK economy if the 2016 referendum vote had been in favour

With Brexit expected to have considerable affect on various sectors of industry, it is the struggling — with the slowdown

Brexit is the most momentous constitutional change Britain has faced in over four decades, putting a weakened Prime Minister Theresa

An increasing number of companies are getting frustrated with the uncertainty of Brexit. Nearly a third of firms surveyed by

With a little over a fortnight remaining before the UK exits the European Union, last minute efforts continue to reach

If, as has been argued, the UK referendum for leaving the European Union was the first case of a major

While the UK’s political parties are in a turmoil amid resignations and disagreements, Prime Minister Theresa May remains hopeful of

With time moving on fast to Brexit day on 29 March, the Irish border question continues to dominate debate and