Cass Business School

The Financial Times reported recently that a small group of Cayman Islands “jumbo directors” are sitting on the boards of hundreds of hedge funds as demand for independent directors booms in the Caribbean tax haven.

As part of George Osborne’s autumn statement, the Chancellor announced last weekend, that the Government would be underwriting £20 billion in loans to small- and medium-sized businesses (up to 250 employees).

New rules banning M&A ‘break fees’ could damage competition in takeovers and result in poorer deals for target shareholders, a study warns.

A revolution in work that will see many employees decide when, where and how they do their jobs could be as little as a decade away.

Whilst the eurozone crisis seems to deepen day by day, David Cameron commented in a speech today to business leaders in London.

The boss of budget airline Ryanair outlined ambitious expansion plans today that would see the airline almost double the number of passengers and stretch its reach across Europe.

Moody's, the credit ratings agency, has downgraded the senior debt and deposit ratings of 12 UK financial institutions and confirmed the ratings of 1 institution.

Alleged rogue trader Kweku Adoboli being taken into custody from his home in Bethnal Green was the beginning of a drama unfolding at UBS's London headquarters.

Choosing the most appropriate time to enrol in an MBA program is exceptionally difficult. Whereas the obvious decision is to start studying at a point in your career where an MBA is necessary in order to progress your career to the next level.

Would you like to graduate directly into banking, finance or accountancy positions, or to careers in government or commerce? Cass Business School students current employers include the Bank of England, JP Morgan Chase and Goldman Sachs.