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Why CEOs and footballers attract different levels of outrage about high pay

by Steven Young | Sep 4, 2023 | Investor's Notebook, zNewsletter

The average pay of FTSE100 CEOs rose by 16% from £3.38 million in 2021 to £3.91 million in 2022, according to the latest figures from thinktank the High Pay Centre. In the same week this was reported, UK political figure Nigel Farage called outgoing NatWest boss...

India has landed on the moon: here’s what the political and economic gains are

by Christopher Newman | Sep 4, 2023 | The Analyst, zNewsletter

From the early days of human space activity in the 1960s, missions to the Moon have attracted significant global attention. India’s recent success in landing the Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft on the Moon was technically demanding and occurred in a...

1485: Bosworth Field

by David L. Smith | Sep 4, 2023 | The Historian, zOtherDiversions

The end of the Middle Ages? The Battle of Bosworth Field, on Saturday, 22 August 1485, has often been taken as marking not only the end of the Wars of the Roses but also the close of the Middle Ages in England. It saw the defeat of the Yorkist King Richard III by...

Life after real estate

by David Shiers | Sep 4, 2023 | The Professor, zOurWriters2

If your career as an Architect, Engineer, or indeed, as any Built Environment professional, hasn’t quite worked out as planned, don’t despair – your in-demand transferable skills could stand you in good stead for a range of other creative pursuits! What do musicians...

CRE Credit View: The trouble in CRE debt markets is increasing

by Nicole Lux | Sep 4, 2023 | The Professor, zOurWriters1

Increasing signs of distress while debt funds increase their debt fire power for opportunities. A year after the first increases in interest rates by Central Banks around the world, the CRE debt market is starting to show its distress. FinLoop’s CRE Debt Liquidity...