Update from Andrew Hayes, Managing Partner
20/05/2022
The world has changed in the last three months for all of us.
Author: Andrew Hayes
Hudson Sandler Update – November 2021
09/11/2021
Overview from Andrew Hayes, Managing Partner
The Great Lockdown IPO Tsunami
07/06/2021
Just over a year ago Hudson Sandler hosted one of its ‘Fair and Square’ podcasts with some of the city’s leading movers and shakers to
COVID-19 outstrips Brexit by a mile
26/01/2021
On the 23rd of June 2016, the British people voted narrowly to leave the EU – and for the following four years the media talked
Can Joe Biden Build Back Better?
11/12/2020
Despite Donald Trump’s best efforts, Joe Biden will likely become the next president of the United States in January, thereby reinstating the Democrats in the White House after
COVID-19 & IPO outlook
07/09/2020
Public markets moved quickly to provide capital to help fundamentally sound businesses trade through the COVID-19 tsunami. As a result, London equity markets have been
Our response to the COVID-19 global pandemic
17/03/2020
Despite the significant impact of COVID-19 in every jurisdiction in which we operate, Hudson Sandler remains in good shape to manage the challenges that the
Deciphering the Non-Executive Director
06/11/2019
What can communications professionals contribute to Boards as Non-Executive Directors? This morning Hudson Sandler hosted, in partnership with CorpComms, a fascinating panel discussion we headlined
Global discussion on Egyptian economy focussed on reform programme
09/03/2019
Egypt is a vibrant economy of 100 million people and the gateway to Africa. It is finally beginning to reap the long-term benefits of the
Big Bang Data and Stalking
21/04/2016
Off this morning to Numis’s 15th Annual Media Conference on ‘Big Bang Data’. As ever cheerfully hosted by sector guru Lorna Tilbian and with a
BREXIT – The battle lines are yet to be drawn
03/03/2016
After almost three years since David Cameron first promised a referendum on the United Kingdom’s membership of the European Union, you would have thought each