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Whatever the size of your business, having the right structure and strategies in place will help you continue to grow in today's ever-changing markets. The best organisations are always looking to improve their business practices by offering better products or increasing the efficiency of their processes. With our essential guide,

Ben Pitt is the latest recruit, joining the growing investment team as an investment associate at YFM Equity Partners (YFM) which has offices in London, Birmingham, Leeds, Manchester and Reading, and is continuing to expand its team across the South. After spending the last four years with EY as a

Leading global professional services firm Aon, has strengthened its market position with 25 promotions and appointments at its Leeds Tingley and Harrogate offices. Aon, which provides its Yorkshire-based clients, from SMEs to large corporates, with a broad range of risk, retirement and health solutions has invested in specialist expertise with

Nationwide urban regeneration property developer Artisan Real Estate has launched in Leeds with the announcement that it will deliver a £65m, 263 home sustainable development in Kirkstall. Called Kirkstall Place, it will be the developer’s first project in the city and is on a seven-acre site on the corner

The pandemic has caused huge disruption to life for everyone and surveys have shown that many people have delayed making many important decisions, includ-ing estate planning. While it is understandable that some financial planning would take a backseat during such a worrying and turbulent time, estate planning is not something

Things are beginning to look up for SMEs in the UK, this is thanks to the continued support of the public and thanks to the vaccine rollout. What does data say in terms of improvements and what has been contributing to recovery? Government initiatives Businesses have been helped by government

As we speak, many small businesses are struggling with the after-effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. It was a difficult year for everybody, but there’s no doubt about the fact that small businesses were hit the hardest. Many companies just didn’t have the funds to stay afloat during a