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  1. City intellectual property specialist says artificial intelligence can create art in its own right

    City intellectual property specialist says artificial intelligence can create art in its own right

    Reader in The City Law School, Dr Enrico Bonadio, is of the view that with machines learning to mimic human creativity, the copyright world has accordingly entered into AI-driven unchartered territory

  2. MBA London Symposium closes with focus on leading change, competing with artificial intelligence and the benefits of becoming interplanetary

    Entrepreneurs and thought leaders discuss our present and future at home and on other planets.

    Hashtags: Expert comment, announcements

  3. People with mental illnesses report worsening symptoms during lockdown

    People with mental illnesses report worsening symptoms during lockdown

    New study co-led by City, University of London and UCL shows that people with pre-existing mental health conditions report challenges posed by the COVID-19 lockdowns.

    Hashtag: Research study

  4. HSBC reports higher than expected profits as economic outlook improves

    Centre for Banking Research expert explains the latest upturn in the banking giant’s fortunes.

    Hashtag: Expert comment

  5. Second day of MBA Symposium explores opportunities, experience and future business

    Experts discuss the necessity of perseverance and ingenuity' as student elective continues

    Hashtags: Expert comment, announcements

  6. Professor Tamara Hervey gives written evidence to Parliament

    Professor Tamara Hervey gives written evidence to Parliament

    The Jean Monnet Chair in EU Law in the City Law School requested as part of a group of five experts to submit evidence to the House of Lords’ (Select) European Union Committee.

  7. Under-performing loans growing but lending markets are still well capitalised

    UK Commercial Real Estate Year-end Report shows continued market slowdown in the second half of 2020.

    Hashtag: Research spotlight

  8. Understanding lived experience on charity boards can be platform to overcoming barriers

    New Centre for Charity Effectiveness resource can help ensure those with lived experience are more involved in boardroom decision-making.

    Hashtag: Expert comment

  9. Business leaders offer behind-the-scenes look at City working in first day of MBA London Symposium

    Students attend first virtual version of the popular elective with themes including change, tech and inclusive leadership.

    Hashtags: Expert comment, announcements

  10. Orchestra performs 16-year-old Music student’s piece

    Orchestra performs 16-year-old Music student’s piece

    Thomas Boulousis, from Greece, is a violinist, pianist and already a composer of solo, chamber, symphonic and film music works.