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News in-depthEQT Partners AB
The Swedish kingmakers behind European private equity giant EQT
...at the Gate....
April 14, 2024
Medical science
UK scientists develop 10-minute blood test to diagnose diseases
...at the British Science Festival in Exeter....
September 7, 2023
FT Live
Bank of the Year Awards 2024
Recognising the best in banking globally
Wednesday, 4 DecemberLondon, UK
Artificial intelligence
UK researchers start using AI for air traffic control
...Its first results were presented at the British Science Festival in Exeter....
September 11, 2023
Due Diligence
CVC’s tortuous path to going public Premium content
...Ultimately, the company decided the perks outweigh the drawbacks....
April 16, 2024
Private equity
EQT raises €22bn for private equity deals
...“In some of the companies that have been listed in the UK, the discount they traded at versus key peers in the US had widened to record levels,” said Franzen....
February 27, 2024
Pilita Clark
Why are women still being cast off the glass cliff?
...The article spurred two social scientists at the University of Exeter, Michelle Ryan and Alexander Haslam, to take a closer look at the data....
March 3, 2024
FT Live
Finance Disrupted at TNW Conference
Shaking The Foundations Of Finance | Formerly Future of Finance
Thursday, 20 JuneAmsterdam, Netherlands
Utilities
Pennon buys SES Water in £380mn deal
...Martin Young, analyst at Investec, said it was “plausible that the need for financial strengthening will see changes in water company ownership”....
January 10, 2024
Metro Bank
Metro Bank to cut 20% of staff
...The high-street lender said it expected to be hit with a restructuring charge of £10mn-£15mn in 2023, and that it would complete the restructuring plan at the start of the new year....
November 30, 2023
Inside BusinessMichael Stott
Latin America’s tech industry is thriving on adversity
...At Riverwood’s Latam Tech Forum in Miami last month, where the FT was a conference partner, start-up founders acknowledged that much tougher funding conditions had obliged them to focus on expanding their...
May 18, 2023
Climate change
Global carbon emissions from fossil fuels to hit record this year
...Global carbon dioxide emissions from burning coal, oil and gas have reached a new record and are set to rise at a faster rate in 2023 than the 10-year average, according to new research that highlights how...
December 7, 2023
Michelle Mone
Experts warn on libel tactics after Baroness Mone admits PPE Medpro links
...Richard Moorhead, a professor of law and professional ethics at Exeter university, said the “evidence is building” that Slapp rules need to be expanded beyond only cases relating to alleged economic crime...
November 10, 2023
Buy-to-let
UK tenant legislation threatens higher student rents
...The government said student tenants should have the flexibility offered to all tenants. Bringing in a new code to cover student housing was not “viable”, it added....
October 27, 2023
Moral Money
Electric vehicle uptake faces major obstacles, despite rosy projections Premium content
...Researchers at the University of Exeter found that in Norway, electric vehicle sales surged to 79 per cent in 2022 from 18 per cent in 2015 thanks to subsidies that made EVs cheaper than conventional cars...
September 15, 2023
News in-depthPost Office scandal
How Post Office lawyers pushed boundaries in UK sub-postmasters scandal
...The matter of cost is not a legitimate excuse against disclosure, according to Richard Moorhead, a professor of law and professional ethics at the University of Exeter....
December 28, 2023
Global Economy
Financial models on climate risk ‘implausible’, say actuaries
...Some economists had even predicted “relatively low economic damage” from high levels of warming, said Tim Lenton, a co-author of the report who holds the chair in climate change at Exeter....
July 4, 2023
FT Live
Transforming the Finance Function with AI
Strategies for delivering advanced analytics, automation and decision-making
Thursday, 25 AprilDigital Conference
LexCarbon counter: measuring individual choices
Carbon counter: cool heads needed for air-conditioning conundrum Premium content
...After all, notes Richard Lowes at Exeter University, atmospheric heat correlates rather handily with the availability of solar power....
July 1, 2023
Pharmaceuticals sector
US clinic offers ketamine therapy to treat alcoholism
...It is potentially helpful for people who get stuck in a rut and become overwhelmed by their own problems,” said Professor Celia Morgan, principal investigator for the trial at the University of Exeter....
March 14, 2023
Executive education
Business schools target executives’ green gaps
...However, Stuart Robinson, associate dean for business engagement, innovation and professional education at the University of Exeter Business School, questions whether business schools have the expertise...
May 16, 2023
Anjana Ahuja
Deep-sea mining is a watery wild west
...Kirsten Thompson, an ecologist at Exeter University who has written reports on deep-sea mining with Greenpeace, questions whether the minerals really are as critical to the green revolution as portrayed,...
July 12, 2023
Competition & Markets Authority
Sarah Cardell: The UK regulator who took on Microsoft
...It was her economics tutor at Oxford — she studied philosophy, politics and economics at Exeter College — who suggested she take up a career in competition law....
April 28, 2023
MBA
MBA projects target real-world impact
..., vice-dean of MBA and graduate programmes at New York University’s Stern School of Business....
February 12, 2023
FT Magazine
Why Linda Yaccarino took on the wildest job in Silicon Valley
...Since her appointment, she has been linked with the “glass cliff” theory, put forward in 2005 by researchers at the University of Exeter....
September 27, 2023
Climate change
Will XR’s tilt towards the mainstream pay off?
...XR has used public disruption “almost as a form of lobbying” to bring climate change to the attention of governments, said Clare Saunders, professor in environmental politics at Exeter university....
April 22, 2023
News in-depthHigh Court of England & Wales
High Court judges invested in tax avoidance schemes
...One was organised by Grosvenor Park, a film financing company known at the time for arranging tax schemes....
May 16, 2023
Executive education
What can a Buddhist monk tell us about business?
...Researchers at the University of Exeter Business School found that, in particularly monotonous roles, employees who are more “mindful” have greater satisfaction and are less likely to quit or think their...
May 21, 2023

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