Opinion

Jamie Kerr By Jamie Kerr Immigration specialist at Thorntons Law

David Horne David Horne of HBJ Gateley takes a look at how fintech, the application of technology to the financial industry, is addressing crime and corruption.

Alan McIntosh

Stephen Robertson By Stephen Robertson, founder of Glasgow-based international intellectual property (IP) consultancy firm Metis Partners.

Michael Watson Michael Watson, head of finance and projects group at Pinsent Masons, discusses an innovative approach by Aberdeen City Council to raising cash.

Iain McGhee By Iain McGhee, valuation and rating partner at Knight Frank LLP

Gary Louttit By Gary Louttit, head of hospitality and leisure at Shepherd Chartered Surveyors

Toby Withall By Toby Withall, Office Agency Partner, Knight Frank Edinburgh

David Menzies By David Menzies, ICAS Director of Insolvency

Douglas Forbes By Douglas Forbes a tax manager at Campbell Dallas LLP

Iain Walker Scotland has an estimated 350,000 SMEs – most of which have or will face challenges with their growth and expansion. While common issues include retaining and attracting talent, managing cash flow and developing products, getting access to finance can typically be the most prevalent im

Bruce Stephen By Bruce Stephen, head of banking & finance at Scottish corporate and commercial law firm Brodies LLP.

Alan McIntosh Scottish consumers are not getting a fair deal. Their homes are being placed at risk because they are being denied solutions that are enshrined in legislation. Alan McIntosh, project manager of Govan Law Centre’s Personal Insolvency Unit, explains why.

Steven Todd Steven Todd from Tayside-based EQ Chartered Accountants discusses the impact of uncertainty within the construction sector.