Lockdown 3.0: The Continued Implications of Remote Trading
With much of Europe and other global jurisdictions returning to yet another lockdown, we can be reasonably confident that markets will cope well this time around. The second lockdown coincided with the traditional end of the budgeting season and led to many firms shifting their priorities towards working from home and remote trading. This lockdown is likely to focus on a drive to cut costs and working more efficiently, dovetailing with the ramifications of the “new normal”. Attention is likely to focus on areas that have caused some concern during the first and second lockdowns. Read the full article from David Woolcock HERE
