News Analysis: Private equity in public offensive
01 Nov 2006 | by David Quainton
In reaction to mounting criticism over their methods, private equity companies are striving to show that they are good for business. David Quainton reports.
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Financial constraints relaxed
15 Nov 2006
An overhaul of financial advertising regulations will give marketers greater flexibility. Joanna Bowery reports.
News Analysis: How to sell footie takeovers to fans
19 Oct 2006 | by David Quainton
West Ham is the latest football club attracting interest from foreigners. David Quainton says such deals are increasingly common but need astute PR handling.
News Analysis: Belief in CSR work begins at the top
05 Oct 2006 | by Paul Walsh
The CEO of Diageo insists that commitment to social responsibility, and the degree to which it is embedded in company culture, must start with business leaders
News Analysis: Oligarchs come in from the cold
21 Sep 2006 | by Hannah Marriott
The nature of comms advice demanded by Russian companies seeking to float in London is changing. Hannah Marriott speaks to leading practitioners.
On a retention offensive
13 Sep 2006
Financial brands are turning their attention from potential to existing customers, reports Suzy Bashford.
News Analysis: Insurers close the loop
31 Aug 2006
Prepay cards will expedite the claims process - but also restrict replacement purchases, writes Joanna Bowery.
Finance Forum: Digital is way forward
09 Aug 2006
Digital strategies can allow financial-services marketers to engage customers effectively, writes Jemima Bokaie.
Wind of change will soon blow through CharlesAllen's ITV
28 Jul 2006 | by by Ian Darby
ITV looks to be on the brink of change. Its share price has been hovering below 100p - not a good thing, given that in March its chief executive, Charles Allen, and his board rejected a bid of 130p from a Greg Dyke-led consortium as not in the interests of shareholders.
Perspective - Roth must adopt new values to hold IPGtogether
21 Jul 2006 | by Claire Beale
When you hire a new chief executive, your best hopes are that they will grow profits and increase shareholder value. Your worst hopes are the status quo.
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