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Receiving an OBE is an incredibly proud moment , Mubadala executive says

SHARE Matthew Hurn describes the moment he found out he was being awarded the Order of the British Empire in the New Year’s Honours List as “very humbling”. However, the chief financial officer of Mubadala’s Alternative Investments and Infrastructure business discovered he would receive the award for services to UK-UAE financial relations in mid-December – two weeks before the official announcement was made on December 30. This meant he was temporarily “burdened with this knowledge” and unable to discuss it. “I didn t tell my wife almost till Christmas Eve,” he says. Receiving the OBE in the Queen’s New Year Honours list was as “an incredibly proud moment for me and the family”, Mr Hurn says – not least because it recognises how far he has progressed since leaving school before he turned 16 to work at the local branch of the Trustee Savings Bank in Harlow, Essex.

To 2021 And Beyond – A Regulator s Perspective, By Tan Boon Gin, CEO, Singapore Exchange Regulation

To 2021 And Beyond – A Regulator’s Perspective, By Tan Boon Gin, CEO, Singapore Exchange Regulation Date his commentary was first published in The Business Times on 23 December 2020. I attended and spoke at several conferences and panel discussions in November. While these were different events put together by organisations including Global Compact Network Singapore, the Financial Times, Association of Corporate Treasurers, Singapore Institute of Directors, and REIT Association of Singapore, they all had a similar link – COVID-19. COVID-19 has swept across the globe, broken up supply chains, shuttered businesses and rendered masses of individuals jobless. The pandemic has become a common thread for discussion and introspection across typically unconnected events.

End of transition period FAQs for corporate treasurers

End of transition period FAQs for corporate treasurers The business changes for corporate clients of financial institutions at the end of the transition period. 22 Dec 2020, 2 min read Financial services are a vital component of businesses’ supply chains. Financial institutions have put in place plans to make changes to their business and operations to maintain the continuity of financial services as the UK exits the EU. The CBI has found that other businesses are less aware of the potential implications of these changes to how they will continue to access financial services. Most businesses are currently focusing on the commercial considerations and the direct impacts of Brexit, including movement of goods across borders. But it is also important that they are aware of changes that may take place in the financial services sector, so that they understand what this means for how they access financial services in the United Kingdom (UK) and the European Union (EU), and if necessa

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