12Jun 2014 by David Ajsose

George Osborne’s Mansion House Speech 2014 Full text

Economy, Finance
 Full text of George Osborne's Mansion House Speech 2014 Lord Mayor, Ladies and Gentlemen. I am honoured to be invited again to speak at this historic dinner, and follow in a long line of Chancellors who have done so. Lord Mayor, you and I were reminded of that long line on Tuesday, when you generously hosted a dinner at Guildhall to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the creation of the Board of the Treasury. And I might say, that it is entirely typical that when the Treasury decides to throw a party, we get someone else to pay for it. The Treasury Board was created in 1612 to bring discipline and control to the public finances. Related Articles At the time, the European economy was weak, the Kingdom of Spain…
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06May 2014 by David Ajsose

How we helped 3AAA achieve their dream of expanding into office space in Watford & Bristol.

19 Castle Gate, Commercial Property, Economy, Exeid News, job, Nottingham, Uncategorized
Here at Exeid, we are passionate about linking our clients together with their perfect office space. So when 3AAA (Aspire, Achieve, Advance), one of the leading training providers in England for Apprenticeships, asked for our help in fulfilling their ambition to expand into two new locations, we were only too happy to help. Established in 2008, and boasting a number of the country’s top FE Colleges and employers as their partners, 3AAA has grown rapidly to become the training provider of choice in a number of business sectors. From the initial founding by Di McEvoy-Robinson and Peter Marples, the company has prided itself on a strong emphasis on the value of people, growing to nearly 180 full-time staff members. The focus on the high quality staffing measures ensures that 3AAA are…
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10Oct 2013 by David Ajsose

Janet Yellen appointed by Federal reserve as new head and Obama gives her the thumbs up.

Celebrity News, Economy, Finance
Barak Obama has just announced that Ben Bernake is stepping down as head of the FED and will be succeeded by Janet Yellen. Obama said that Janet Yellen has an “Understanding of the Feds dual mandate of increasing employment , creating jobs and a sound monetary policy” The President went on to explain that Janet Yellen “Served in leadership in the fed for more than a decade as vice-chair for the past three years and she has proved exemplary as the driving force for policies that have boosted the recovery. Janet is renowned for her good judgment. She sounded the alarm early about the housing bubble, about excesses in the financial sector and about the risks of a major recession. She doesn’t have a crystal ball but what she does…
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08Aug 2013 by David Ajsose

BoE – Future Guidance Mark Carney announces super low interest rates for the next three years

Business Advice, Economy, Finance
[caption id="attachment_2142" align="alignleft" width="300"] Exeid.com Mark Carney Bank of England Chief announces record low interest rates[/caption] Mark Carney the new Bank of England Chief breaks with tradition and announces that record low interest rates are to last another three years. Today Mark Carney the Bank of England Chief gave the clearest message yet that interest rates should remain a record low 0.5% for the foreseeable future and at least for the next three years. 'Forward Guidance' as this form of announcement is now described, is subject to the caveat that it will be reviewed should the be a rise in measured inflation above 2.7% or unemployment falls below 7% What does this mean for businesses and households across the country? Whilst this is may not seem good news for savers…
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06Feb 2013 by David Ajsose

Financial Grant Assistance for Nottinghamshire Businesses and Organisations

Economy, Grants for Business, Nottingham
The Jobs Fund is a £1.5million scheme that has been introduced by Nottingham City Council to help jobseekers back in to work – but how does this benefit your business? We asked Rachel Graham is the  Project Manager working along side  Nottingham City Council to help promote the scheme and we asked her  how the scheme works. Rachel said “We've been asked to help introduce the Nottingham Job fund to private sector companies, encouraging them to create new roles for unemployed people from Nottingham by providing a financial incentive. For each new role that is filled through the Nottingham Jobs Fund, the scheme contributes 50% of the yearly salary and in certain circumstances up to 75%!  There are limits on the total amounts paid based on a formula  and number of hours worked, but…
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28Oct 2012 by David Ajsose

David Cameron confirms Exeid’s Economic forcast

Celebrity News, Economy
It seems that David Cameron has been reading the Exeid Blog as he announced this week that Britain is back on track, declaring the end of the recession. (It would have been polite of him to reference us in his speech though!)  You may remember that we reported this   at the beginning of September and our report was quickly confirmed by Mervin King and Gerard Lyons.  We even cited the exact date and time   and no doubt future economic historians will refer to this.  Within days.the Independent newspaper followed and concurred and now this week the BBC and many other Media groups including the Daily Mail, Guardian and the Times have all finally jumped on the band wagon.    If you'd like t read the earlier report  then Click here to…
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04Sep 2012 by David Ajsose

The Recession has ended – Its official.

Commercial Property, Economy, Nottingham
  One minute past eleven o’clock on Monday the third of September 2012 marked the official end of the recession and the beginning of “Boom Times” once more. We interviewed the Chief Economist at Exeid to find out exactly how he made this amazing discovery.    How did you make this amazing discovery?   I can only describe it as an Epiphany.  I was listening to a discussion on the BBC and QE or quantitative easing was mentioned yet again.  I remembered playing Monopoly as a child and how the game usually started when we all decided to have fun and it ended when most of the players had remortgaged or sold properties and lost their money. There would be winners and losers in the game, but funnily enough,  the…
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