The joy of tax: how incentives have reduced investment risk and changed behaviour

Friday, 07 April 2017 Edward Snow

Schemes like EIS, SEIS and VCTs don’t only allow investors to reduce their tax bills but they’re helping to foster investment in capital-hungry fast-growing startups

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Is now the time to get Snapchat-savvy?

Thursday, 06 April 2017 Andrew Girdwood

Before jumping on the bandwagon, marketers should consider if it’s right for their audience and suited to their brand

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Why employment rights in the gig economy are so tricky

Thursday, 06 April 2017 Eric Johansson

With startups like Uber and Deliveroo facing tribunals due to the way they define those working for them, gig-economy entrepreneurs better get their heads around employment law

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How firms can ferret out and flag up potential money laundering activity

Wednesday, 05 April 2017

Given the consequences of facilitating money laundering, how can small firms spot potential illegal activity and protect both themselves and their businesses from becoming unwittingly involved?

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Four in five traditional financial services companies plan to work more closely with fintech startups

Thursday, 06 April 2017 Eric Johansson

A new report from PwC has revealed that the majority of old-school finance firms believe that 40% of their revenue is at risk due to emerging fintech businesses

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How hiring a CFO will benefit your startup

Thursday, 06 April 2017 Josh Russell

There are myriad reasons startups can benefit from bringing a chief financial officer into their business. But finding the right fit is easier said than done

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Brexit may cost Britain in lost investment opportunities, says 83North

Wednesday, 05 April 2017 Eric Johansson

While it’s just raised a new $250m fund to invest in European startups, the VC says that Britain's divorce from the EU is cause for concern

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Safety first: the UK's cybersecurity startups are stepping up to keep us safe

Wednesday, 05 April 2017 Eric Johansson

Highly publicised hack attacks and a surge in government support have given UK cybersecurity startups the opportunity to step up to defend people against digitally savvy criminals

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Research reveals virtual shopping baskets worth £3.4bn are abandoned each year

The hot list – September 2017

Workers feel they aren’t taken seriously due to their gender, age or appearance

British Business Bank and MSIF launch £15m fund to help SMEs grow

The joy of tax: how incentives have reduced investment risk and changed behaviour

Is now the time to get Snapchat-savvy?

Why employment rights in the gig economy are so tricky

How firms can ferret out and flag up potential money laundering activity

Four in five traditional financial services companies plan to work more closely with fintech startups

How hiring a CFO will benefit your startup

Brexit may cost Britain in lost investment opportunities, says 83North

Safety first: the UK's cybersecurity startups are stepping up to keep us safe

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