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Jan 2021
After her own son jumped on the GameStop bandwagon, Quill Director Emma Murphy took it as a chance to explain a valuable financial lesson
Jun 2020
Despite its pressures, Quill Chairman Fiona Harris says the pandemic has given some businesses the chance to reassess what is important
May 2020
Half of Brits are noticing brands more during lockdown - now is not the time to bury your head in the sand according to Quill's Louise Hill
Corporate culture is being tested to the max under the spotlight of working-from-home technology, says Fiona Harris
Apr 2020
Quill Chairman Fiona Harris explains the six golden rules for running an efficient and effective meeting while working remotely
The Covid-19 pandemic could mean "job decimation" in the press at a time we need it the most, says Quill Chairman Fiona Harris
Nov 2019
Researchers uncover many - often contradictory - points about women in finance, but the most important thing is to get people talking.
Sep 2019
Many aim to get younger generations involved with finance, but what can we do when it's a risky trading strategy that catches their eye?
Jul 2019
Wondering how to come out on top when awards season comes around? Here we provide the top tips for a stand out entry.
Jun 2019
The need for a sector refresh reveals how growing demand for alternative investments has bolstered the closed-end space
May 2019
The media has certainly changed over the past 30 years, but has it all been for the worst? Not necessarily, says Quill chairman Fiona Harris
Apr 2019
Crowdfunding has emerged as a finance option for more than just floating a ‘Baby Trump’ blimp into the sky above the Houses of Parliament.
Mar 2019
With more than 400 out there, looking after £184bn worth of investors’ cash, it is time to boost investment trusts' mainstream image.
Aug 2018
Professional traders and press have moved on from the 'fun' of Bitcoin, leaving financially naive consumers losing out on risky bets
Heralded as Collins dictionary's 2017 word of the year, 'fake news' is here to stay. We must be wary of the dangers, warns Cameron Broomer
As the Bank of England hikes the base rate by 0.25%, Louise Hill looks at those who could be hit the hardest by the change