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  1. Lenders entered 2023 on a high, after high refinancing activity in Q4 2022

    Lenders entered 2023 on a high, after high refinancing activity in Q4 2022

    Bayes’ bi-annual real estate report shows that lending to real estate remained strong throughout 2022, reaching £48.6bn of new lending, still the third-strongest year post Brexit

    Hashtag: Research spotlight

  2. A sporting chance for a longer life

    A sporting chance for a longer life

    A new report from the UK's specialist think tank on longevity, funded by Bayes Business School, finds that top-level sports people can live over five years longer than the rest of the population.

    Hashtag: Research spotlight

  3. New Bayes European lending report finds that borrowers are paying up to 6% all-in interest for loans on prime European properties

    New Bayes European lending report finds that borrowers are paying up to 6% all-in interest for loans on prime European properties

    Bayes European Commercial Real Estate Lending Report shows bank and lender loan activity up to February 2023.

    Hashtag: Research spotlight

  4. Almost 40 per cent of adults are economically inactive: How governments are ignoring the UK’s human potential

    Almost 40 per cent of adults are economically inactive: How governments are ignoring the UK’s human potential

    New research highlights the impact of long-term illness, skills gap and a lack of workers on the UK labour market.

    Hashtag: Research spotlight

  5. Effectively promoting creative opportunities and positive values can unlock the potential in our prisons

    Effectively promoting creative opportunities and positive values can unlock the potential in our prisons

    Professor Rosie Meek's Portal Trust Education Lecture discussed how physical activity and transformational learning can help make prisons healthier and safer.

    Hashtags: Expert comment, research spotlight

  6. Increasing cyber and ethical risks to safety means care homes need for insurance protection is greater than ever

    Increasing cyber and ethical risks to safety means care homes need for insurance protection is greater than ever

    A new white paper says safeguarding actions are needed to combat evolving risk landscape and fears over residents' safety.

    Hashtag: Research spotlight

  7. Insurers and regulators must stamp out discrimination in insurance pricing to ensure fairness for consumers, says new study

    Insurers and regulators must stamp out discrimination in insurance pricing to ensure fairness for consumers, says new study

    Bayes Business School co-authored research says policies can be changed to avoid unfair treatment of customers.

    Hashtag: Research spotlight

  8. Increased collaboration vital if business schools are to act decisively to counteract social and economic issues

    Increased collaboration vital if business schools are to act decisively to counteract social and economic issues

    Joint letter from researchers says more needs to be done to tackle increasing environmental concerns.

    Hashtag: Research spotlight

  9. A double-edged sword: How close a spinout should remain to the parent’s market

    A double-edged sword: How close a spinout should remain to the parent’s market

    Bayes Business School study finds that employee start-ups must balance competing forces to ensure they don't fail.

    Hashtag: Research spotlight

  10. What did we learn from Bayes Business School research in 2022?

    A look back at some of the top research at Bayes from the last 12 months.

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