Articles By Lianna Brinded

Milan Design Week 2013 at Universite degli Studi di Milano

Milan Design Week 2013: Hybrid Architecture, Design and Technology [SLIDESHOW]

IBTimes UK reports live from Milan to showcase standout designs that bridge technology and art.

Milan Design Week 2013, design and architecture with Be Open, Christophe Pillet and Elena Baturina (Photo: Lianna Brinded)

Milan Focuses on Design and Manufacturing For Economic Growth

Government officials, think tank Be Open and architects hone in on design to promote a new era of economic growth

Abhishek Sachdev, managing director, Vedanta Hedging (Photo: IBTimes UK)

Mis-Selling Derivatives Q&A: Regulator Should Install Appeals Process [VIDEO]

Vedanta Hedging’s Abhishek Sachdev says new regulator should sit on review appeals panel.

Christopher Hall, chairman, Stratex (IBTimes UK)

Stratex Chairman Christopher Hall Q&A: Group Eyes up Gold Opportunities [VIDEO]

Exploration and development company boss tells IBTimes UK about project opportunities in West and East Africa

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Mis-Selling Derivatives Q&A: Guto Bebb MP Pushes for TBL Review Inclusion [VIDEO]

Exclusive: Conservative MP and APPG founder on mis-selling tells IBTimes UK the fight for redress is far from over.

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Mis-Valuing Derivatives: Germany’s Central Bank Launches Deutsche Bank Investigation

Bundesbank launches DB probe over mis-valued credit derivatives that allowed the lender to hide over €9bn worth of losses

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RBS Shareholders Launch £4bn Lawsuit

RBOS Shareholder Action Group opens proceedings against former executives and the bank.

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Barclays’ Salz Review Warns of ‘Paradox’ in Openess and Transparency

Review of business practices says transforming Barclays could unearth more legacy issues.

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EU Financial Transactions Tax to Cost UK £4bn

Tax will cost Britain billions and distort competition despite not joining other EU countries imposing levy.

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UK Financial Regulators Levy £1bn in Fines for Fraud

More than 700 cases of fraudulent activity determined since start of economic crisis, says Ernst & Young.