OMMG and entrepreneur Feisal Nahaboo eyes transactions worth billions following successes of Xeinadin & Alitam
Since 2018, the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) world has been rocked by a brave new model, dubbed the ‘Overnight Multiple Merger Model’ (OMMM), which has yielded unprecedented results.
Why the pandemic has led to the rise of the nano-influencer
The past two years have had an effect on how we interact with social media resulting in people spending longer online than ever
Stamp duty land tax: claiming multiple dwellings relief before physical works begin
A tribunal case decision released in July 2021 held that multiple dwellings relief was not available in two lead appeals
The future of managed services
The shifting requirements of a tech-savvy workforce, coupled with the rapid digitalisation of traditional working practices
Why family must come first in business
As we enter the end of another year, I want to talk about the importance of balance, perspective, support and productivity and family first
The delicate balance between NFTs and the environment
French digital artist Joanie Lemercier was seeking a new outlet for his work, but wanted to peddle it in an environmentally responsible way.
Lowering VAT on fuel bills won’t work for the poorest
Lowering VAT charges on fuel may be politically attractive but is not good news for those who will struggle the most
It’s time to embrace virtual and hybrid events — beyond a Covid countermeasure
As the cancellation of Christmas parties makes headlines in the media, owing to concerns over the Omicron Covid-19 variant
3 Key tech priorities for financial services business leaders in 2022
Technology in modern financial services can be a complex subject. This is what business leaders should focus on for success.
Why building energy monitoring remains pivotal in 2022 and beyond
In the face of climate change and dwindling natural resources, energy conservation and carbon reduction is a major goal of the 21st Century.
Why the future really is now
As we reach the end of 2021, no one would disagree that the world is a very different place from two years ago.
Change is the only constant: A year in privacy law
As 2021 draws to a close, I thought I would use this column to reflect on another strange year and look ahead to what may happen in 2022
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