Cass Ethics was a series of video interviews about ethics in business with academic experts and leading practitioners. It was published every two weeks and hosted by Edouard Larpin, a BSc Business Studies Final Year student at Cass Business School.

The corporate social responsibility (CSR) or sustainability debate has particular relevance to the gambling industry given the shift towards focusing on encouraging wellbeing in society. Governments and regulators are also becoming increasingly focused on the online industry to ensure gambling offerings uphold socially responsible standards that protect players.

The claims reserves form the main part of the liabilities of a general insurance company. They exist in order that money is set aside to pay claims for business that has been written (and premium income received). In recent years the emphasis has been on the possible variability of these reserves, which may change as the estimates change of the amounts that will have to be paid in claims (or the actual payments themselves turn out to be different from what they were predicted to be).

Geoffrey Wood, Professor of Economics at Cass Business School, has written very widely on the subject of lender of last resort and its role in the ubiquitous global financial crisis. This is a video Q and A with Geoffrey Wood conducted by Alistair Milne. Both are Cass Experts. Included is the transcript and a summary of the key points.