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Google eTowns Canada Methodology
A description of the methodology behind selecting the winner of Google eTowns in Canada
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House prices: up, up, up?
Barely a day goes by without the publication of new statistics showing house price rises, increases in mortgage approvals or estate agents taking on new staff writes Ben Marshall.
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Back to school
Simon Atkinson blogs on an Ipsos survey for banking group ING that found the British to be the most enthusiastic “cheerleaders” for providing financial education in schools.
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Road to Inclusion
This study - both quantitative and qualitative - looks at the financially `excluded' and `underserved' across Europe.
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Ipsos research for EIRIS on ethical pensions
EIRIS, a global responsible investment research firm, has commissioned Ipsos to undertake research designed to measure consumer attitudes to ethical / sustainable pensions.
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High expectations for asset management amongst Britain's financial media
Strong stock market performance at the beginning of the year has contributed to heightened expectations for the country’s asset management sector, writes Chris O'Brien, Financial Services team in Ipsos Loyalty.
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The Patient Journey in High Resolution
This Ipsos Healthcare white paper outlines a new approach to understanding the patient journey, illustrated by original research into the melanoma patient experience.
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Change is the law of life: Innovations in the Banking Industry
In her debut Financial Statement blog, Nike Amthor analyses how technology has transformed the banking industry and the way how customers bank in 2013
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How Deutsche Bahn turned its reputation on its head
Companies spend millions on trying to stand out from the crowd and build trust - but Ipsos's Milorad Ajder says the power of the individual is what really makes the difference.
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Britain's top business journalists feel the economic tide is turning
For the first time since the financial crisis, our Business and Financial Journalist survey shows that over half of Britain’s top journalists say they expect the economy to improve over the next twelve months.