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participants, not of Reuters News. Welcome to the Views Room, a weekly podcast brought to you by

Reuters Breaking Views. I'm Rob Cox, the editor of Breaking Views, coming to you from the

island of Manhattan. We have three disparate items for you from our columnists around the world

for this week's episode. First, European editor Peter Thal Larson returns for a second week

running to discuss how some big names in finance and business, including Credit Suisse and Steel

tycoon Sanjeev Gupta, are suffering collateral damage from the collapse of UK society. discuss how some big names in finance and business, including Credit Suisse and Steel Tycoon

Sangev Gupta, are suffering collateral damage from the collapse of UK supply chain

lender Greensill. After that, I caught up with John Foley in the States to assess the latest

move by General Electric to return to its industrial routes by reducing its exposure to financial

assets. The company this week said it would merge its aircraft leasing business with Ireland's

air cap, taking a 46% stake in the enlarged company.

After that, I hand the mic over to Yuna Galani in Mumbai and Katrina Hamlin in Hong Kong

to discuss how shifting to working from home could create something of a diversity disaster.

According to Katrina, who looked at a handful of studies on the topic,

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