Richard spent fifteen years as a senior investment manager at a mid-sized asset management firm before stepping back to write about the industry he had spent his career inside. He took a short journalism course, started contributing to financial publications and never looked back. His writing draws on genuine market experience — he has sat in the rooms where decisions were made and understands what the numbers behind a headline actually mean. He is particularly interested in how monetary policy and global market shifts affect British businesses and professionals at ground level. He lives in Surrey with his wife and two teenage sons and still checks Bloomberg before breakfast.
UK trade policy continues to shape how British employers manage customs, product requirements, rules of origin and supply-chain decisions more than five years...
ByRichard AlberyJuly 29, 2026UK Pension Reform is moving from policy design into implementation, with the Pension Schemes Act 2026 and the government’s July 2026 workplace pensions...
ByRichard AlberyJuly 26, 2026UK Economic Outlook conditions matter to workers because growth, employer confidence, vacancies and pay tend to shape how easy it is to change...
ByRichard AlberyJuly 21, 2026Open banking careers sit at the intersection of finance, technology, regulation and customer experience. As the UK ecosystem expands beyond basic account-data sharing,...
ByRichard AlberyJuly 14, 2026UK inflation and pay need to be considered together because a salary increase does not automatically mean a worker is better off. The...
ByRichard AlberyJuly 10, 2026Fintech careers UK roles increasingly sit between finance, software, data, regulation and customer experience. The sector is broader than app development: employers need...
ByRichard AlberyJuly 5, 2026