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The buy now pay later sector in the UAE is growing rapidly. Banks have entered the market and many BNPL providers are forming strategic partnerships to extend their reach. Chris Laverty looks at the importance of building resilience to ensure firms are well placed to manage any challenges this increased competition may bring.
At the Budget, the Chancellor announced major reforms to the Apprenticeship Levy system – the most significant overhaul since its launch in 2017. Ruth Walsh, Head of Talent Solutions | Future Skills Consulting, explains the changes and what they mean for organisations.
The reaction of the UK's hospitality sector to the Autumn Budget has been mixed – grateful to have been recognised, but frustrated that the measures didn't go far enough.
The Government has recently announced the renewal of the women’s health strategy. Katy Jacks and Jessica Sandercock discuss what this means for the FemTech sector.
Today’s Budget has signalled a commitment to equipping young people across the UK with the tools to support long-term career ambitions, though the scale of impact remains to be determined. The Chancellor confirmed that training costs for apprentices under 25 will be fully funded for SMEs from 2026, and while this increases Government co-investment and removes the remaining 5% contribution currently paid by employers, it still represents a relatively small saving.
Grant Thornton UK's tax team responds to Autumn Budget 2025.
How will the Autumn Budget 2025 affect you?
The UK real estate sector must navigate refinancing risks, private credit exposures, and regulatory reckoning. Ian Guthrie explains how firms can adapt to this new era of transparency, leverage and regulatory scrutiny.
Significant risk transfers boost capital efficiency but may pose challenges for the financial sector.
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