Already there are around 100 companies issuing index-linked bonds, including companies like National Grid, whose prices are dictated by RPI, and Tesco, whose food business is closely tied to it.
The March issue of the Economist/Ipsos-MORI issues index is out.
The latest Ipsos Mori issues index published last month showed that 16% of the public thought the EU/Europe was one of the most important issues facing Britain.
FOR a third month running The Economist / Ipsos MORI Issues Index shows race relations and immigration to be the most important issue facing Britain.
CONSIDERING the media furore surrounding many of the concerns in this Ipsos-MORI issues index leading up to the local and European elections surprisingly little has changed.
THIS September's Economist/Ipsos-MORI issues index reveals a marked increase in concern about defence, foreign affairs and terrorism.
Disquiet about poverty and inequality has increased to 16%, equalling the highest score ever recorded for this issues index by Ipsos-MORI on behalf of The Economist.
THE first issues index of 2015 from Ipsos MORI, which measures what British voters are worrying about, shows that the National Health Service has replaced immigration as their main concern.
The top four recorded topics on this month's issues index by Ipsos-MORI on behalf of The Economist are unchanged from October.
MORE people are worried about housing than at any time since 2007, according to this month's Economist/Ipsos-MORI Issues Index.
FOR the first time since April 2008, race relations and immigration has pipped the economy in Ipsos MORI's issues index as the biggest concern facing Britons today.
