In this episode of the series, Luke Doherty, the Harlequins mindfulness coach, who works regularly with players, has devised a short meditation which might enable you to deal with pressurised situations better.

The current over-reliance on using technology - both for work and socially - can leave people feeling more wired than prior to the coronavirus outbreak.  Luke Doherty, the Harlequins mindfulness coach who works regularly with players, has devised a meditation which might help you transition out of a busy week in front of the screen and into a relaxing weekend.

Harlequins Mindfulness Coach Luke Doherty works with Harlequins players, helping develop coping mechanisms for pressure situations.

During a time of huge uncertainty, it's crucial to maintain a healthy mind as well as body.  Harlequins Mindfulness Coach Luke Doherty has been working with Harlequins players and families as the club deals with the effects of Coronavirus.

On this episode, Chief Investment Commentator Garry White talks to Ben Kelly, Research Analyst and Michael Gifford, one of our Investment Managers about the increase in international cyber-attacks, the ongoing issues with Huawei and the wider 5G network, and what both of these mean for technological market growth and the future of cybersecurity.

On this episode, taken from one of our successful webinars, our Business Development Director, Cliadhna Law explores with Victoria Piggott and David Cummings, Partners at law firm Mishcon de Reya, the decisions and actions of businesses to adapt and remain resilient within these uncertain times. With a lot of eyes focused on how companies and directors have held themselves, together they draw light to the selfless decisions of some businesses', and how these feed into the ESG buzz word.

On this episode, Charles Stanley's Garry White and Hayley Warner discuss the continuous innovation of veganism with Head Of Out Of Home at BEPPS Snacks, Oliver Warner. Together they explore how the initial cynicism of meat-free products has since sparked consumers' awareness of healthy and sustainable eating, a surplus of vegan products and positive stock market performance. Is vegan investing a fad or is it here to stay?

On this episode, Charles Stanley's Tessa Inglis, John Porteous and Tim Venner discuss the value of financial advice. Together they explore both the visible and intangible benefits of financial planning and consider the effects of Covid-19 on the future of advice.

On this episode, John Redwood discusses how the twin revolution continues to affect the investment world. Heightened under the current pandemic, John explores the current drive from the bottom-up digital revolution and the strive for greater good through the top-down green revolution.

Capitalism involves default and bankruptcy, but government bailouts are creating "zombie companies" that cannot survive in the real world. Is capitalism dead? Listen to Charles Stanley's Garry White, Jon Cunliffe and Will Dobbs discuss the change in capitalism, the reason for this and whether this can be sustained.