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Don’t invest unless you’re prepared to lose all the money you invest. This is a high-risk investment and you should not expect to be protected if something goes wrong.

Take 2 mins to learn more at www.coinbase.com/uk-fca-info

By: Max von Thun

Max von Thun is Director of Europe & Transatlantic Partnerships at the Open Markets Institute

All 5 Articles
  • Vodafone’s merger with Three is an open and shut case of a monopolistic power

    Max von thun

    A merger between Vodafone and Three, two of the biggest telecoms companies in the UK will drive up prices for consumers and kill competition, writes Max von Thun

  • Musk’s Twitter takeover and the FTX collapse should end the founder cult

    Max von Thun

    Few would disagree that entrepreneurs and the companies they create are an essential part of any successful economy. Nevertheless, today’s excessive levels of founder adulation – call it the cult of the founder – are proving damaging in ways that are plain to see, from Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter and the spectacular collapse of [...]

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  • The CMA’s showdown with Facebook over Giphy foreshadows a crackdown

    Max von Thun

    You probably don’t think of GIFs and think of showdowns with tech giants. Mostly, these short clips decorate people’s texts and social media profiles. Now, they are at the forefront of regulators’ efforts to rein in big tech. On Tuesday, the UK’s competition regulator – the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) – told Facebook (now [...]

    Facebook Hosts Annual F8 Developer Conference In San Jose
  • DEBATE: Will the National Security and Investment Bill make it harder for the UK to remain a business hub?

    November 13, 2020

    Max von Thun, senior associate at political advisory firm Global Counsel, says YES. Under the screening regime proposed by the new National Security and Investment Bill, a much higher number of deals will be subject to potential government intervention on national security grounds for up to five years after they have taken place.  In addition [...]

  • DEBATE: Will we see as much seismic political change in 2020 as we did this year?

    December 20, 2019

    Will we see as much seismic political change in 2020 as we did this year? Nicholas Mazzei, a corporate social responsibility adviser, says YES. Despite the vast amount of news we’ve consumed on Brexit and British politics since the EU referendum, very little has actually happened policy-wise. Do not expect more of this in 2020. [...]

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