THE REVIEW

There’s a quiet consumer revolution afoot: given the choice, growing numbers of us would prefer to spend our money with a company doing some good in the community. But does the firm you work for recognise that?

We all want to get on with our colleagues. But can friendliness turn into overfamiliarity? Countless true stories about banter gone wrong, oversharing gone viral and work parties gone to A&E seem to suggest so

A stand out year for mergers and acquisitions activity, 2015 has seen some gargantuan deals, but Europe is lagging behind the US

Since the Bribery Act 2010 was implemented in 2011, some companies have reduced the level of corporate hospitality they offer. But many more haven't, and the line between entertainment and bribery remains a blurry one

This summer, the CISI conducted an online survey from its website on the likely impact of any British exit from the European Union – ‘Brexit’ – on the City of London

A ‘Santa Claus rally’ – whereby the FTSE 100 posts a positive return in the month of December – has occurred 26 times in the past 31 years. Will it occur again this year?

The line between gambling and investment is somewhat blurry, but the differences in the regulations that govern each industry are clear 

Javid needs to process a transaction that is above the amount he is allowed to approve. His supervisor is not around but provides her login details so Javid can complete the transaction himself. Following this, what might he do?

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