Louise Cooper CFA
@Louiseaileen70Senior Lecturer in Finance at Kingston University Business School. Views expressed are my own. Retweets not endorsements.
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The government agrees with us, that the Duchies are Crown property. It's appalling that they allow the Duchies to trade as private entities for private profit while avoiding corporation tax. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/64b954a5…
Duchy of Cornwall is not, and never has been, the property of the monarch. Since it’s inception in 1337 it has been the property of the monarch’s eldest son. It decidedly is not the property of the state. Do better research.
@joeandthejuice If you charge £4.50 for a cappuccino, a premium price, maybe you should hire some cleaners? Wimbledon branch filthy this morning. Tables dirty, chairs dirty and stained (yuck) Back to @CostaCoffee
🚨🚨 BREAKING NEWS: We've just delivered Charles the Prince Andrew-Jeffrey Epstein Files. Today we went to Sandringham, where we delivered the files to Charles, demanding that he read them and make a statement on these allegations. #NotMyKing #AbolishTheMonarchy #Epstein
Depressing data. Over half young home buyers use Bank of Mum and Dad. Average help £25k. And if your parents live in rented accommodation, you have only 22% chance of owning your own home before 39. GFC and resultant QE and ZIRP damaging to social mobility.
Wow. Major credit ratings agency turns to a “negative outlook” on China and it fears Chinese government will raid their offices in retaliation. China is becoming uninvestable fast (if not already).
This is NOT news. It is positive publicity for the Royal Family by the BBC (supposedly impartial news).
Spotify to axe 1,500 workers to cut costs Maybe if a Spotify Exec hadn’t paid Harry and Meghan $25mn, 1500 might still have a job. bbc.co.uk/news/business-…
Article on @ft about Thames Water. Spot the line which explains why regulation fails. Those who work at regulators get far too close to the companies they regulate and then jump ship to the far far better paid jobs in the regulated companies. Depressing.
@TheIFS Given budget cuts to policing and resultant increase in crime (just ask retailers), I would prefer more money to jet public services rather than a minimal tax cut.
Law & order has to return to being a government priority. Not words, money.
Millennials bear the brunt of normalisation of int rates.
Companies with more gender balanced boards perform better. D&I policies need to include socio economic diversity as well. Most ignore it.
Damage done by 15 years of ZIRP and QE now being seen as rates normalise. Inflated asset values and normal rates ensures housing rental costs explode.
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