Each week the Finseta Team publish a blog or insight relating to trade, foreign currencies, global economics or international business.
It’s been a relatively quiet week as we enter the second big Bank Holiday weekend of the year. There have been no major economic releases in the UK for the last several days. Internationally we’ve seen inflation increase in Australia and hit 7.8% in Germany. EU-wide we’ve seen GDP figures slightly less than expected but […]
We’re delight that Finseta has been accepted onto the London & Partners Business Growth Scheme. Launched in 2017, the programme has supported more than 900 companies in expanding their teams, creating jobs, raising finance, launching new products and strengthening their management talent. You can find out more about the programme by going to the below […]
Current Governor: Andrew Bailey The Governor of the Bank of England is a pretty old role. It has been around since the bank was founded way back when. The first Governor Sir John Houblon was appointed in the year 1694 during the reign of King William III and Queen Mary II! It’s worth remembering that initially, the […]
It’s been a while since the last update due to the long Easter Bank Holiday. In the last two weeks we’ve not seen much good news on the economic front. Around the world inflation has continued to rise, the cost of living has increased and the war in Ukraine has continued to rage on. In […]
Cornerstone FS plc (AIM: CSFS), the cloud-based provider of international payment, currency risk management and electronic account services to SMEs, provides an unaudited update on trading for the first quarter ended 31 March 2022. As announced on 14 January 2022, the Group expects to report annual revenue growth, subject to audit, of approximately 38% to […]
When you hear the term ‘Currency Union’ you probably think: Euro. Most people would. It’s by far the most high profile and successful monetary union. However what surprises many people is the fact that: a) it’s not the only one currently in existence and; b) it’s not the first one either. In fact there are […]