Ireland will benefit from City Brexodus
Daniel Mahoney, CPS’ Head of Economic Research, argues that Ireland will benefit greatly from any City Brexodus as a result of the Leave vote in CityAM, Monday 30 January 2017. “Although Theresa May has provided a degree of clarity on the Brexit negotiations, remaining uncertainties mean that financial service firms will, inevitably, seek to implement some restructuring… View Article
“Kindness of Strangers” damages the economy – Telegraph
The CPS report “Kindness of Strangers” features in an article in the Telegraph, Thursday 23 January 2017, which outlines the dangers of the UK’s current financial policies. The article comes as quantitative easing – intended to be a short-term measure after the financial crisis in 2008 – approaches it’s tenth anniversary in February. The report references the… View Article
Daily Mail features story on “Dfid Diet”
The CPS’ Economic Bulletin “Time for a Dfid Diet?” was featured in the Daily Mail, Sunday 19 January 2017, saying the report puts pressure on the Government to re-consider it’s 0.7% target for spending on foreign aid. “Britain’s bloated aid budget should be put on a ‘diet’ in the wake of the Brexit vote, a study says today…. View Article
Daniel Mahoney writes on rail competition for CityAM
Daniel Mahoney writes for CityAM, Monday 9 January 2017, on the need for more choice and competition in the UK’s rail network. “Since the privatisation of the railways, successive governments have been resistant to open access competition on passenger routes. Open access operators (OAOs) are train companies that secure track access agreements for individual routes… View Article
