Blog Index
The Finanser’s Week: 19th August – 25th August 2013
Our biggest stories of the past week are … Banks should not be political pawns I received an email on my recent blogs about remittances and Somalia from one reader, Knut Flottorp, and thought it worth posting on the blog to add to the debate. The banks will have problems with Somalia no matter what……

The Finanser’s Week: 19th August – 25th August 2013
Our biggest stories of the past week are … Banks should not be political pawns I received an email on my recent blogs about remittances and Somalia from one reader, Knut Flottorp, and thought it worth posting on the blog to add to the debate. The banks will have problems with Somalia no matter what……

The Finanser’s Week: 12th August – 18th August 2013
Our biggest stories of the past week are … Wake me up before September ends It’s August and September is imminent. What happens in September? The Financial Services Club begins its new season of meetings? Yes. The world starts preparing for the end of summer / start of summer, dependent upon which hemisphere you live in? …

The Finanser’s Week: 5th August – 11th August 2013
Our biggest stories of the past week are … 61% of US internet users bank online Pew Research is always producing interesting reports, but this one specifically caught my attention this week: 51% of US adults bank online. Over half of Americans are banking online or, if you translate that into those who use the…

The Finanser’s Week: 24th June – 30th June 2013
Our biggest stories of the past week are … A £30 billion banking mess (but it's getting sorted out) I hosted a dinner this week, where a group of senior bank executives involved in cleaning up the PPI mess gathered to debate and discuss what had been learnt from the experience. For those overseas readers…

The Finanser’s Week: 17th June – 23rd June 2013
Our biggest stories of the past week are … The customer is … not always right I just found a great website called Not Always Right that tells the staff side of humorous or challenging customer experiences in the USA. It’s brilliant. Here are my faves that relate to banks. UK banking overhaul continues We…


























