In compiling the Brexometer , certain political factors are assessed. This month these factors are moving around considerably, even on a daily basis. For your interest though, here are some of the key political assumptions used for the January 2019 Brexometer reading.
David West
David West is a qualified management consultant with decades of global business experience in the vendor community. Five years in the FP&A solutions space provided strategic and practical experience, where he worked on advanced client implementations across sectors. He has moderated and spoken about finance, people and technology at events and conferences.
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