Damian Wild
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London is banks’ choice as a global financial centre
EDITOR’S COMMENT: What a senior executive at a top five global investment bank had to say this week
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Editor’s comment: hop on the rollercoaster
MIPIM 2017: You’d be as likely to find consensus at a dinner party between the prime minister and her chancellor this week as you would among delegates calling the market…
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Brexit – take nothing for granted
Land Securities’ Noel talks to Damian Wild about how to cope with external shocks and, with the serving of Article 50 imminent, why he is taking nothing for granted
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EG rings the changes
EG Editor Damian Wild, explains how we are living up to our new motto – the trusted source of real estate intelligence
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Editor’s comment – 4 March 2017
Irvine Sellar passed away this week after a short illness. As epitaphs go, there can be few greater than the Shard.
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LandAid celebrates 30th anniversary with gala fundraising dinner
LandAid raised over £250,000 for youth homelessness projects at a gala dinner to celebrate its 30th anniversary, attended by HRH The Duke of Cambridge.
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Irvine Sellar: the man who changed our skyline
EG editor Damian Wild remembers the life and achievements of Irvine Sellar, who died yesterday aged 82
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Leader: property taxes aren’t working
COMMENT: The UK has the highest property taxes of all 35 OECD countries. More problematically, each tax is fundamentally flawed
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Why John Slade’s glass is half full
ANALYSIS: “We’ve got two years of struggle, but looking further forward London is a major power city,” says BNP PRE chief executive John Slade.
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Editor’s comment – 4 February 2017
There’s good and bad in EG’s state of the agency market report for 2017. Whether engaging the next generation, tech adoption or diversity, for every pioneer, there’s a laggard. Too…
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Editor’s comment – 28 Jan 2017
Isn’t it always the way. You wait weeks for a white paper and then four come along at once.
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Editor’s comment: Industrial strengths
As the expectations of online shoppers rise, mastering the last mile is logistics’ main challenge. Doing so requires scale and proximity