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More flexibility, less uncertainty and why the maths may not add up – industry reacts to Job Support Scheme 

More flexibility, less uncertainty and why the maths may not add up – industry reacts to Job Support Scheme 

Trade bodies, law firms and advice charities have broadly welcomed Rishi Sunak’s new Job Support Scheme, though some believe support is needed far beyond salaries

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More flexibility, less uncertainty and why the maths may not add up – industry reacts to Job Support Scheme 
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More flexibility, less uncertainty and why the maths may not add up – industry reacts to Job Support Scheme 

24 Sep 2020Lauren Tavener
Trade bodies, law firms and advice charities have broadly welcomed Rishi Sunak’s new Job Support Scheme, though some believe support is needed far beyond salaries

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IPs warned over risk of poor data management 

IPs warned over risk of poor data management 

Turnaround, Restructuring and Insolvency news23 Sep 2020
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RSM advises on two deals saving over 700 jobs

RSM advises on two deals saving over 700 jobs

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CVAs crucial to economic recovery, says CVR Global

CVAs crucial to economic recovery, says CVR Global

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Pret A Manger cuts 3,000 jobs 

Pret A Manger cuts 3,000 jobs 

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Kensington Mortgages CEO: "Products will have to change to support those who've been on furlough"

17 Sep 2020Lauren Tavener
Credit Strategy members can now listen on demand to our webinar with Sopra where Kensington Mortgages’ CEO Mark Arnold explored, with panellists, potential drivers of the mortgage market’s recovery
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Tracey Newton of Yorkshire Building Society discusses innovating a reward strategy to serve nearly 4,000 people, whatever stage of their life or career they are in
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Kensington Mortgages CEO: "Products will have to change to support those who've been on furlough"

17 Sep 2020Lauren Tavener
Credit Strategy members can now listen on demand to our webinar with Sopra where Kensington Mortgages’ CEO Mark Arnold explored, with panellists, potential drivers of the mortgage market’s recovery
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First wave? Second wave? We’re far from the end of the pandemic and its effects on consumer debt, explains Phil Andrew, chief executive of StepChange Debt Charity
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For the first time in a long while, parliament has sent ministers a clear message; the downward pressure on non-bank lenders needs to be limited, explains Jonathan Horseman.
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Virgin Atlantic staves off administration with £1.2bn funding deal
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After putting advisers on standby for a potential administration, Virgin Atlantic has now secured a solvent recapitalisation, which will deliver a refinancing package worth over £1.2bn during the next 18 months

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