COVID-19: IMPACT ON THE FINANCIAL SECTOR
Impact of latest COVID-19 on the financial sector, measures, recomendatios and publications
Our experts in the different sectors analyze the impact of COVID-19 on some of the main sectors of activity, both in the short and medium-long terms, a time which it is already known as new normality.
Impact of latest COVID-19 on the financial sector, measures, recomendatios and publications
At first glance, regulatory authorities appear to have deprioritised the issue of climate change. However, a closer look would suggest otherwise and climate change in reality remains a key long-term priority of national and European regulators.
How we live and work has seemingly changed overnight. With much of the world in lockdown, people and businesses are turning to technology to keep them going, whether it’s the surge in video chats, trials of app-based medical advice or growing interest in online food delivery kits
Covid-19 has already made its impact on energy and infrastructure: share prices of listed yieldcos and infrastructure funds have fallen by anything between 10% and 30% since their peaks, with significant volatility ahead. While the fallout of the virus has so far been less damaging to the sector than to the wider market, it has still resulted in the material devaluation of a sector based around a...
The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on transport and logistics has been heterogenous, largely due to the diversity of and vast number of players in the sector. The cards have not been dealt evenly.
As people spend more time at home, content providers are caught between increased customer demand, fierce competition and falling advertising revenues. While some stand to gain from new working arrangements, others are losing this new commercial battle. Free content that hooks users in these changing times could be the key to long-term success. It is never easy to sum up the state of play in the media...
Luxury fashion brands have made the headlines in recent weeks as they pivot to manufacture face masks and hand sanitizer in the fight against Covid-19, but what is going on behind their closed doors – and how is the pandemic affecting the sector at large?
China is the first country to restart its automotive production - following the outbreak of Covid-19, and while cultural, economic and social differences exist, the experience there could shed light on the road ahead for Europe and the US.
Retailers around the world have found themselves bearing the commercial brunt of Covid-19 as shops closed and shoppers stayed home. Consumer-focused retailers and high-street mainstays have been forced into administration, clothing and electronic stores have been shut for months in some parts of the world, and while supermarkets have seen food sales increase, sales of non-food items have fallen. Business...
The situation caused by the COVID-19 has a substantial impact in all the economic activity, with temporary (cash tensions) and structural effects (business restructuring) and an impact at short (suppliers/customers), medium (employees) and long term (shareholders/ creditors).
The COVID-19 pandemic is a constantly evolving global health crisis that is creating a huge range of challenges for individuals and businesses around the world. As governments take unprecedented action to prevent the spread of the virus, businesses are facing an ever-more complex environment to operate within.
The expansion of Coronavirus (Covid-19), the globalization of society, in general, and of the economy in particular, has led the society and the companies to move in a hostile environment, in a hasty and abrupt manner, without time for their adaptation or anticipation. The health crisis has struck in a generalized manner, affecting all economic fields and sectors.
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