Alex CheatleThere’s no sugar for spending cuts, but we must avoid the salami slicerLater today, the UK’s chief financial officer, Jeremy Hunt, will share his plans to balance the books and keep the UK solvent or, at least…Nov 17, 2022Nov 17, 2022
Alex CheatleDon’t hate us if you ain’t us: anyone can be a Londoner and that’s how it should beLike many Londoners, this city is central to my identity. I am a proud Londoner before I am British, English, or European. It is the…Nov 9, 2022Nov 9, 2022
Alex CheatleGrowing inequality and financial strain is a threat to London’s social cohesionOur great city works well because we Londoners muddle through together without too much friction. “Live and let live”’ has a claim to be…Aug 18, 2022Aug 18, 2022
Alex CheatleWoke Capitalism? To B Corp or not to B CorpLike most entrepreneurs, I like independence, to the point of being contrary sometimes, and I don’t like to follow the herd. So, when I…Aug 2, 2022Aug 2, 2022
Alex CheatleThe next government should learn there’s no British revival without our great capitalWhilst Tory party candidates scrap about who is most committed to levelling up the regions, the latest data suggests that it’s London that…Jul 20, 2022Jul 20, 2022
Alex CheatleCompete like Djokovic, score like Ronaldo, manage like Klopp — just use your analogies sparinglyIn many ways, leadership in business is like tennis, football and cricket — it’s about timing, precision and creating the right…Jul 13, 2022Jul 13, 2022
Alex CheatleInterest rates are changing and so are customer strategies in financial services…Interest rate rises increase the value of most personal banking clients to their bank [1]. This means that if banking leaders believe…Oct 14, 2021Oct 14, 2021
