Spending cuts need to concentrate on Central Government departments, Quangos and Defence, and leave not just the NHS, but also Police, Local Government and Education largely alone, say Britain’s private sector finance managers, in a new research report from business analysts Lindsell Marketing. Conducted amongst over 1,000 UK company finance professionals, who themselves are having to manage the private sector’s austerity measures, this research contradicts significant aspects of the Chancellor’s budget cutting policies.
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Hands off Police and Local Government, as well as NHS, say UK company finance managers
Spending cuts not enough; income tax has to rise, say Britain’s finance managers
Cutting government spending is not enough. There will have to be substantial increases in income tax, say Britain’s private sector finance managers, in a new research report from business analysts Lindsell Marketing. Conducted amongst over 1,000 UK company finance professionals, the research reveals that income tax must rise to tackle the current public sector deficit. Moreover, spending cuts need to concentrate on central government departments and Quangos, and leave the NHS, the Police and local government largely alone.
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Commercial Confidence?
A survey of British business confidence in the three main political parties
Lindsell Marketing, April 2010
Management Summary
- Confidence in the economic management competence of the three main UK political parties is a key issue in the current election campaign
- Very few recent opinion polls have canvassed the opinion of British business, despite the fact that business people best qualified...
Nick & David neck & neck, but Gordon behind, says British Business
Survey of UK companies shows LibDems and Conservatives in equal tussle for business opinion
(London, Tuesday 27th April 2010) New research amongst British business about the economic competence of the three main political parties has revealed evidence of the Clegg Effect in the country’s commercial community. The new survey, conducted by business analysts Lindsell Marketing, shows British firms believe the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats on a par for economic competence, but Labour trails far...
Investment management firms wasting marketing opportunities, GI Direct finds
Study from customer communications expert shows investor statements not being fully utilised as tool for building client loyalty and growing business
April 2010
More than half of investment management companies are failing to take full advantage of marketing opportunities with their customer communications, new research from direct marketing specialist GI Direct shows.
The GI Direct study found that 58% of investment management companies are not making the most of investor statements and need to do a better job of using them as...
The Rise of Trade Receivables Finance
Written by: Dina Morton on Thursday, January 21st, 2010In light of recessionary pressures, businesses are set to increase their use of trade receivables-based finance, says new Demica report
LONDON – The latest research from London-based working capital solutions provider Demica shows that firms are increasingly seeking to raise finance from traditional asset categories such as trade receivables. The report, which surveyed over 1,500 firms with over 50 employees in the UK, France and Germany, revealed that Europe is turning back to trade receivables, considered to be one of...
Nederlandse pensioenfondsen kunnen €1,8 miljard via class actions terugvorderen
Written by: Dina Morton on Wednesday, January 20th, 2010Nieuw rapport van GOAL Group wijst op de verliezen geleden door Nederlandse pensioenfondsen en de bedragen die waarschijnlijk via groepsgedingen worden herkregen --
Volgens een nieuw rapport van GOAL Group, de leidende wereldwijde specialist in collectieve schadevorderingen, zgn. class actions, hebben Nederlandse pensioenfondsen in de periode van 2006 tot 2008 naar schatting €107 miljard aan beleggingen verloren. Volgens de projecties van GOAL Group wordt ca. €1,8 miljard van deze verliezen terugbetaald aan Nederlandse pensioenfondsen die deelnemen aan (voornamelijk Amerikaanse) class...
€2.1 billion capital Trapped in the NHS
Written by: Dina Morton on Friday, January 15th, 2010New research shows: Alternative financing tools rapidly improve efficiency
A new report from Siemens Financial Services has identified €2.1bn of capital currently ‘frozen’ (inefficiently deployed or untapped liquidity potential that could be freed up) in the NHS – an increase of 17% compared to 2005. The frozen capital is the result of insufficient use of asset finance to acquire medical equipment for healthcare institutions. Freeing the frozen capital by making use of alternative asset-financing techniques, such as leasing and rental,...
Nationwide and Betfair data partner CDMS restructures under Transactis banner
Written by: Dina Morton on Saturday, December 19th, 2009
Leading database marketing player takes name of pioneering transactional data firm it acquired, as it boosts its offering with full integration of activities
Customer insight and database management firm CDMS is undergoing a radical restructure as it rebrands under the Transactis name and merges its operations with those of the transactional data provider that it bought less than a year ago.
The merger of the two operations combines their complementary services and assets to create a powerful new...