Out of their league

Article Abstract:

British banks seeking to enter the investment banking field have found it difficult to gain a hold because of competition and a lack of investor confidence in their ventures. British investors are less patient and have a more hands-on attitude than their American counterparts and this fat proved to e a painful setback in these banks' ventures. Furthermore, the banks were pitted against experienced firms who had the expertise and influence in the field.

Investment Banking and Securities Dealing, Investment Banking, Security brokers and dealers, Investor Relations, Analysis, Management, Investment banks, International aspects, Investors

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Divines opine: poverty and inequality

Article Abstract:

A report issued by British Christian churches entitled 'Unemployment and the Future of Work' was sharply critical of the growing income disparities in the country. The gap between Britain's richest and poorest 20% of the population has gone up greatly since 1979.

Income Distribution, Social mobility

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