Neil Day @NeilDay

Covering bank capital, covered bonds, sustainable bonds and more. sustainabonds.com Joined July 2010

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Neil Day @NeilDay

2 years ago

@michaelbutler18 Lovely story, well told, thank you

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2 years ago

@RJPartington @PippaCrerar "The yield – in effect the interest rate – on UK government bonds rose by about six points to trade above 4.2%" - basis points?

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2 years ago

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@DPJHodges @JohnRentoul It's really not because I don't think anybody is going to be won over by it or even feel anything mildly positive about him/it; it just incites a "no, don't you dare pretend you can share this magical moment with us" reaction. And it's so bloody obvious.

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Giles Wilkes @Gilesyb

2 years ago

Quote of the decade? “We have learned the hard way that politicians who we feel are just a little bit of a joke can be dangerous" theguardian.com/politics/artic…

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Jim Pickard 🐋 @PickardJE

2 years ago

couldn’t make this up, beyond satire

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Neil Day @NeilDay

2 years ago

@JohnRentoul I imagine someone in the socials team is just having a laugh knowing that it's all fruitless and maybe they're out of a job in a week anyway (maybe on a zero hours contract)

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Neil Day @NeilDay

2 years ago

@florianederer Woosh! is I think what you say to things like this. More like HMS Not very familiar with English humour, particularly The Guardian (as it would appear to be).

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Tony Yates @t0nyyates

2 years ago

I don't think you can blame Labour for the fiscal unrealism. Both parties are at it. And they are at it because people find economics and statistics and large numbers, and public policy, hard. Because it *is* hard and people have other things to do, lives to lead...

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Emilio Casalicchio @e_casalicchio

2 years ago

And herein lies the problem: see this WhatsApp from a senior No.10 aide. CCHQ didn't like me describing their gender focus as a "culture war" tactic last night. Seems questions are for hacks who write about issues in ways the Tories approve of. Not ideal for press freedom.

Emilio Casalicchio @e_casalicchio

2 years ago

In the v small room for Health Sec Victoria Atkins press conference on gender attacks on Labour this morning. Not a lot of people there. Me in the front row. I had a hand up the whole time through the Q&A (as always.) Atkins ignored it and stuck to her list.

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Neil Day @NeilDay

2 years ago

@ClarkHistoryPol @robfordmancs But at what point does "shy Tory" become "ashamed Tory" and not vote for them? Possibly for many it has gone past that point.

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Neil Day @NeilDay

2 years ago

Maybe Labour 'B' team or Under 23s could be the official opposition?

Ben Riley-Smith @benrileysmith

2 years ago

Seat projections from the new MRP poll for @Telegraph Labour 516 Tories 53 Lib Dems 50 SNP 8 Plaid 4 Reform 0 This suggests the Lib Dems are in touching distance of becoming the official opposition.

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Neil Day @NeilDay

2 years ago

@jamesrbuk @TheNewEuropean Thank you. I think it's the "campaign" screws up bit that has the potential to send one off in the wrong direction. But yes, it's a fair and serious point.

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Neil Day @NeilDay

2 years ago

It's depressing how these far left wags could surely have a good giggle over a beer with their far right counterparts

Allie Hodgkins-Brown @AllieHBNews

2 years ago

Wednesday’s MORNING Star: “Sleepy Starmer Strikes Again” #TomorrowsPapersToday

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Deborah Guina @DeborahGuina1

2 years ago

@ProfTimBale You boy! Find me some candidates for Reform and make it snappy

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Neil Day @NeilDay

2 years ago

@soniapurnell I think it's fair (although not wise) to complain they're all bad. I would more strongly advocate joining (at least temporarily) the party that is the least bad and voting (after due diligence) for the least bad leader when given the choice, as I did (with a favourable outcome).

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Neil Day @NeilDay

2 years ago

@scottygb I see they do clean-ups differently in Singapore

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Neil Day @NeilDay

2 years ago

This week is all about #Macronegonomics

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Neil Day @NeilDay

2 years ago

Nothing original in the design/direction (+especially music!) but if you're going for this kind of thing, I'd say this is how you do it: on-the-money text, visuals, editing supporting the message. Particularly like how the text transitions manage to stay appropriate/interesting.