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Economic and social costs of violence against women and girls
New study examines the economic and social costs of violence against women and girls (VAWG) in Ghana, Pakistan and South Sudan.
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Students unable to access sanitary products because of cost
Ipsos carried out the fifth wave of the Department for Education’s Pupils and their Parents/Carers omnibus survey in July/August 2018, which asked young people about their access to sanitary products.
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Ipsos Research Highlights - July 2019
With Economic Optimism taking a turn for the worse, we explore attitudes to trade, human rights and refugees, where it turns out the British public are more liberal than most other countries. We look at how to build strong brands, environmental concerns and more.
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A Recipe for My Finances: How banks can better cater for new savers
In a world with more online sources for pasta sauces than ISAs and mortgages, why haven’t financial institutions got their online presence for fledgling savers organised? Nina Gaber examines the ingredients financial services could add to their current offerings.
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Ipsos Update - June 2019
June’s edition of Ipsos Update presents our latest research and white papers on topics including mystery shopping, global views on Europe, ethics in social media research and ageing in Japan.
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What's next for General Insurance?
While customers still lack engagement and providers risk huge losses with new-customer deals, there is change afoot in the general insurance sector. Jamie Talmage examines our latest research into the industry and the advantages of switching focus from price to value.
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Bank branch closures: a communications conundrum
Bank branch closures remain a major issue for banks, with changing financial habits and the threat of new competitors set to exacerbate the problem in years ahead. So what should a bank consider before closing a branch, and how could it affect its reputation?
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Majority of young people think their generation is more entrepreneurial than previous generations
Ipsos research conducted on behalf of IPF, run across seven markets, looks at financial wellbeing in young adults.
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Numerate Nation? What the UK thinks about numbers
New research for National Numeracy Day reveals nation’s blind spot around the value of numeracy skills could be holding back millions
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Preventing Attacks on Sheep
Ipsos, on behalf of the Scottish Government, will be conducting a survey on the impact of attacks by dogs and other predators on sheep.