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Finance in a Low Interest Rate Economy | June 27 2002 |
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Long-term low interest rates, now a feature of British economic life for the first time in decades, affect everyone from pensioners whose income from investments could be decimated to business strategists trying to plan for the future. The BIG will be addressing the implications of this new world for research and marketing in a seminar on Friday 5th July, headed up by high profile TV and radio pundit and government advisor Douglas McWilliams. Also represented is the Financial Services Authority, through speaker Ed. Harley, who will underline the regulatory body's views and concerns about some of the key financial and economic ramifications of the new situation. With finance underpinning all business, the implications of change affect everyone directly or indirectly and all those interested in business intelligence will find food for thought at this half-day seminar. The programme runs from 1:15pm - 4:15pm on Friday 5th at the London Chamber of Commerce. For costs and availability / booking forms contact Richard Field, RichardF@totalres.co.uk Simple printable version of this article. Email this article to a friend.
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