SQE FLK specific podcast. Helping solicitor candidates with English Law background knowledge.Listen to episodes FREE on https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0SRMDGnJ1lz2LIy2zzN7oX2g0i1azMmz&si=I3vmgF-7dFy87maN
How does the movement of capital, goods and services make the world go round? In episode 10 of our pink podcast series, we talk about how capitalism works, why the rich people are getting richer and why you should not condone inappropriate corporate behaviour, hiding behind whining of the type 'they all are as bad as eachother'.
What can businesses do to avoid getting scammed? In episode 9 of our pink podcast series, we talk about how companies can protect themselves against the prospect of insolvency of their counterparties. We also explain why you shouldn't feel sorry for shareholders.
How can you raise money in exchanges and marketplaces? In episode 8 of our pink podcast series, we talk about market places, funding and the role of regulation. The podcast also offers a series of pointers on what to watch out for then expressing deals in contractual language.
What happens when you tap your card on a payment reader? In episode 7 of our pink podcast series, we talk about payments and what constitutes value. We explain how cheques, payment cards, credit cards and electronic wallets work. You will learn how clearing works and reflect on taxation in the financial sector and the infamous financial transcactions tax.
Can you refuse to do business with those you don't like? Yes, you can, but you aren't allowed to talk about their account details. In episode 6 of our pink podcast series, we talk about the banks' duties to their customers and what happened when Nigel Farage got kicked out of his bank.
What is the difference between picking your own tomatoes and having the person behind the stall do it? What does this have to do with financial regulation and consumer protection? Welcome to Episode 5 of the pink podcast series, where I explain all this, and also introduce you to insider dealing and market abuse.
Financial regulation, the EU's single market for services and the financial passport. Learn about prudential supervision, the Basel rules, and the system for resolution of failing banks. Also, see how central banks seek to control inflation and interest rates. Welcome to Episode 4 of the pink podcast series.
Money, credit and the history and current practice of banking. Learn about the essentials of finance, the role of banks, fractional reserve banking, and the role of central banks. Welcome to Episode 3 of the pink podcast series. This episode contains some mildly spicy language, so watch out.
What is the role of marketplaces in banking and finance? Welcome to the pink podcast series. Episode 2 explains the role of markets in global capitalism, the role liquidity and credit in modern economies and some of the fundamentals of stock market valuations.
How do banks work and what is the aim of banking regulation? Welcome to the pink podcast series. Episode 1 explains the continued relevance of EU law in the post-Brexit banking and finance environment in the UK.
This episode, focuses on issues relevant to international taxation regimes, payments and efforts to combat money laundering. We start with a presentation of the evolution of a system of global cooperation on tax issues. This is significant even for small to medium size investors. We then explain the operation of payment systems, especially as they relate to international money transfers. This issue leads to a necessary discussion on measures to prevent money laundering, as these have become pervasive requirements for anyone involved in finance and commerce. Want to set up your own company? I recommend using Tide Bank to set up your business banking account and your company at the same time. Click here* to find out more. Are you interested in investing in British small and medium enterprises, or perhaps start your own business, and you don’t know where to start to get some key information? You have come to the right place! This is the Green Season of podcasts. It will introduce you to key aspects of the British legal, regulatory and tax regimes. Directed to overseas investors and small business owners, this series of podcasts offers a comprehensive, yet digestible, introduction to the British investment environment. This podcast has been prepared by Dr Ioannis Glinavos with the help of artificial intelligence tools. Get in touch with Ioannis on ioannis.glinavos@glintiss.co.uk to learn more about how the podcast was put together. *Links are affiliate links via which I earn a small commission if you make a purchase at no additional cost to you.
This episode, focuses on issues relevant to the security of investments. We discuss the meaning of security in financial transactions and the methods via one may obtain it. We explain the function of quasi proprietary rights and how they can serve to secure a loan or ensure the repayment of some debt. We also discuss guarantees, indemnities and other contractual mechanisms such as retention of title clauses. We conclude with a reflection on cryptocurrencies as security mechanisms and on what could be used to secure against the volatility in the price of cryptocurrencies themselves. Want to set up your own company? I recommend using Tide Bank to set up your business banking account and your company at the same time. Click here* to find out more. Are you interested in investing in British small and medium enterprises, or perhaps start your own business, and you don’t know where to start to get some key information? You have come to the right place! This is the Green Season of podcasts. It will introduce you to key aspects of the British legal, regulatory and tax regimes. Directed to overseas investors and small business owners, this series of podcasts offers a comprehensive, yet digestible, introduction to the British investment environment. This podcast has been prepared by Dr Ioannis Glinavos with the help of artificial intelligence tools. Get in touch with Ioannis on ioannis.glinavos@glintiss.co.uk to learn more about how the podcast was put together. *Links are affiliate links via which I earn a small commission if you make a purchase at no additional cost to you.
This episode, focuses on issues relevant to those wishing to raise capital outside equity and debt markets. We discuss available sources of funding for business and offer an introduction to bank borrowing. We also address alternatives to bank borrowing such as invoice discounting, factoring, finance leases and hire purchase before offering a short reflection how company insider interests are aligned in promoting the interests of the business in the context of fund raising and expansion. The episode finishes with a presentation of cryptocurrencies and a discussion on how they could be of use (or perhaps not of any use) to someone seeking to fund the expansion of their business. Want to set up your own company? I recommend using Tide Bank to set up your business banking account and your company at the same time. Click here* to find out more. Are you interested in investing in British small and medium enterprises, or perhaps start your own business, and you don’t know where to start to get some key information? You have come to the right place! This is the Green Season of podcasts. It will introduce you to key aspects of the British legal, regulatory and tax regimes. Directed to overseas investors and small business owners, this series of podcasts offers a comprehensive, yet digestible, introduction to the British investment environment. This podcast has been prepared by Dr Ioannis Glinavos with the help of artificial intelligence tools. Get in touch with Ioannis on ioannis.glinavos@glintiss.co.uk to learn more about how the podcast was put together. *Links are affiliate links via which I earn a small commission if you make a purchase at no additional cost to you.
This episode, focuses on the regulatory environment around securities issues and how mechanisms around debentures and guarantees can be utilised by investors in public companies. The discussion then takes a broader view considering the process of exiting the stock market through private equity buyouts. Want to set up your own company? I recommend using Tide Bank to set up your business banking account and your company at the same time. Click here* to find out more. Are you interested in investing in British small and medium enterprises, or perhaps start your own business, and you don’t know where to start to get some key information? You have come to the right place! This is the Green Season of podcasts. It will introduce you to key aspects of the British legal, regulatory and tax regimes. Directed to overseas investors and small business owners, this series of podcasts offers a comprehensive, yet digestible, introduction to the British investment environment. This podcast has been prepared by Dr Ioannis Glinavos with the help of artificial intelligence tools. Get in touch with Ioannis on ioannis.glinavos@glintiss.co.uk to learn more about how the podcast was put together. *Links are affiliate links via which I earn a small commission if you make a purchase at no additional cost to you.
This episode, focuses on the nature of shares and their functions in English Law. We present the main avenues through which shareholders participate in the company’s success (meaning dividends), and discuss the rules determining how a company can handle its capital. We then look at the main aspects of minority shareholder protection. Want to set up your own company? I recommend using Tide Bank to set up your business banking account and your company at the same time. Click here* to find out more. Are you interested in investing in British small and medium enterprises, or perhaps start your own business, and you don’t know where to start to get some key information? You have come to the right place! This is the Green Season of podcasts. It will introduce you to key aspects of the British legal, regulatory and tax regimes. Directed to overseas investors and small business owners, this series of podcasts offers a comprehensive, yet digestible, introduction to the British investment environment. This podcast has been prepared by Dr Ioannis Glinavos with the help of artificial intelligence tools. Get in touch with Ioannis on ioannis.glinavos@glintiss.co.uk to learn more about how the podcast was put together. *Links are affiliate links via which I earn a small commission if you make a purchase at no additional cost to you.
This episode, focuses on issues relevant to those wishing to bring their companies to a stock market. We discuss the fundamentals of investing in stock markets, present the key elements of the regulatory environment and its rationale, and explain what is involved in floating in a stock market. Want to set up your own company? I recommend using Tide Bank to set up your business banking account and your company at the same time. Click here* to find out more. Are you interested in investing in British small and medium enterprises, or perhaps start your own business, and you don’t know where to start to get some key information? You have come to the right place! This is the Green Season of podcasts. It will introduce you to key aspects of the British legal, regulatory and tax regimes. Directed to overseas investors and small business owners, this series of podcasts offers a comprehensive, yet digestible, introduction to the British investment environment. This podcast has been prepared by Dr Ioannis Glinavos with the help of artificial intelligence tools. Get in touch with Ioannis on ioannis.glinavos@glintiss.co.uk to learn more about how the podcast was put together. *Links are affiliate links via which I earn a small commission if you make a purchase at no additional cost to you.
In this episode we discuss elements of personal and corporate taxation in the UK. We will present how various choices in business organisation affect tax liability. Tax liability will be one of the key elements in deciding on organisational structures for carrying out business, as different forms of organisation can have divergent outcomes in one’s tax exposure. Want to set up your own company? I recommend using Tide Bank to set up your business banking account and your company at the same time. Click here* to find out more. Are you interested in investing in British small and medium enterprises, or perhaps start your own business, and you don’t know where to start to get some key information? You have come to the right place! This is the Green Season of podcasts. It will introduce you to key aspects of the British legal, regulatory and tax regimes. Directed to overseas investors and small business owners, this series of podcasts offers a comprehensive, yet digestible, introduction to the British investment environment. This podcast has been prepared by Dr Ioannis Glinavos with the help of artificial intelligence tools. Get in touch with Ioannis on ioannis.glinavos@glintiss.co.uk to learn more about how the podcast was put together. *Links are affiliate links via which I earn a small commission if you make a purchase at no additional cost to you.
In this episode we discuss how to set up a private limited company in the UK. The podcast takes you through the various steps needed and explains the rights and obligations of company promoters and directors. Want to set up your own company? I recommend using Tide Bank to set up your business banking account and your company at the same time. Click here* to find out more. Are you interested in investing in British small and medium enterprises, or perhaps start your own business, and you don’t know where to start to get some key information? You have come to the right place! This is the Green Season of podcasts. It will introduce you to key aspects of the British legal, regulatory and tax regimes. Directed to overseas investors and small business owners, this series of podcasts offers a comprehensive, yet digestible, introduction to the British investment environment. This podcast has been prepared by Dr Ioannis Glinavos with the help of artificial intelligence tools. Get in touch with Ioannis on ioannis.glinavos@glintiss.co.uk to learn more about how the podcast was put together. *Links are affiliate links via which I earn a small commission if you make a purchase at no additional cost to you.
We start by presenting forms of business organisation available in the UK, introduce the notion of a company and discuss the different types of companies that are available, as well as the rights of shareholders and the obligations they have in the running of private limited companies. Are you interested in investing in British small and medium enterprises, or perhaps start your own business, and you don’t know where to start to get some key information? You have come to the right place! This is the Green Season of podcasts. It will introduce you to key aspects of the British legal, regulatory and tax regimes. Directed to overseas investors and small business owners, this series of podcasts offers a comprehensive, yet digestible, introduction to the British investment environment. This podcast has been prepared by Dr Ioannis Glinavos with the help of artificial intelligence tools. Get in touch with Ioannis on ioannis.glinavos@glintiss.co.uk to learn more about how the podcast was put together.