Andy Law opens London operation
25 Nov 2005
The global marketing services venture launched by the St Luke's founder, Andy Law, has established
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The World: HSBC aims to appear global yet approachable
02 Dec 2005 | by Kate Nicholson
be applied to all sorts of different financial products and services. "We have integrated the campaign way ... use financial services and the different emotional attachments people have to belongings." Some 1 ... that's a financial success story, if ever there was one. Following the appointment of JWT to its ...
The World: Chicago - Discover Financial Services holds $80m review
18 Nov 2005
The credit-card company Discover Financial Services, part of the Morgan Stanley Group, has put its.... The business almost moved in July 2004, when Discover Financial Services invited Leo Burnett to pitch ideas ...
The Work: International Private View - Creative
18 Nov 2005 | by Tim Mellors, president and chief creative officer, Grey Worldwide, North America
dogs really piss up people's legs? Who knows? Who cares? Nice ads. In a series of ads by BT Financial ... Deshmukh Exposure: Hindustan Times 6. BT FINANCIAL Project: Investment Truths Clients: John Shuttleworth, head of marketing; Carly Loder, senior advertising manager, BT Financial Group Brief: Modernise BT ...
Nitro lands Credit Suisse and WKD
11 Nov 2005
Nitro has picked up a slice of the financial services giant Credit Suisse's business following a
IPG reveals $97m third-quarter losses
11 Nov 2005 | by John Tylee
fees needed to set up new financial controls. Roth said these commitments would slow down in the next ... and increase the number of marketing services used by each client. HARD GOING FOR IPG ... - Third ...
Grey London picks up GE Money brief
11 Nov 2005
The agency pitched against two unnamed agencies. Grey will create above-the-line communications, which will include high-profile TV work, as GE Money prepares to rebrand its UK consumer finance division, bringing all of its services under the GE Money banner. The rebrand will incorporate ...
M&C Saatchi wins Direct Line
04 Nov 2005
for the financial services company. Tildesley said: "M&C Saatchi has a strong history of delivering fresh ...
Fallon scoops £21m More Th>n.
04 Nov 2005 | by James Hamilton
Fallon is poised to win the £21 million More Th>n creative account after a final shoot-out against VCCP. The account was previously held by the financial specialist agency CCHM:Ping. The move is likely to spell the demise of Lucky the dog, the brand's mascot which has been a feature of its ...
The Work: New Campaigns - UK
04 Nov 2005
pig taxi-driver who sings the praises of the new card. Egg is launching the service on the back of a ...
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Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
