Gender Stereotypes in The Media
A guest article written by Inika, a maths, biology and economics student, highlighting her opinions on the issues of gender stereotypes in advertising and the media.
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Investing in Our Own Wellbeing
Thousands of city bankers are amongst those looking for a fresh start in this new year. The success of the recent TV show ‘Billions’ has shone a light onto the world of coaching high flyers and more City bankers than ever before are signing up for emotional, nutritional and sometimes even spiritual support.
FinTech Revolution in 2017 Report
Starling Bank has commissioned ExplainTheMarket to produce a new report on the future of the ‘fintech’ market. The report is co-authored with the CEO of Starling Bank, Anne Boden.
ExplainTheMarket Becomes Global Thought Leadership Partner to IBM Worldwide
ExplainTheMarket has become a global supplier to IBM Worldwide offering analysis and thought leadership services to the US and UK.
ExplainTheMarket Speaks to Listeners in Spain
On June 1st 2016 Guy Shone will be discussing the economic and business implications of Brexit live on Spain’s no.1 talk radio station, Talk Radio Europe.
Beyond The Rhetoric of The Northern Powerhouse
ExplainTheMarket identifies real innovation opportunities in the UK construction sector. Guy Shone will be speaking at the North England Build Expo at Manchester Central on 27th April 2016.
The Cotswolds Forming Economic Links With Africa
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Ex-Dyson Chief Joins Explain The Market
Peter Richardson, the ex-Chief Operating Officer at Dyson, is joining research firm ExplainTheMarket to help coordinate and lead the expansion of the business within the UK and overseas.
Banks Are Just A Bit Less Boring…
Banks are just a bit less boring now than when I started work in the 90’s. We can bank on our mobile, research investments online – the adverts even sometimes vaguely match our real lives.
Reverse the Formula for TV Charity Events
In both the UK and US TV charity events help raise millions for good causes. Any money going towards helping people in need is an excellent thing.