Spending Review 2026: Reeves unveils government funding plan
It included the ‘biggest cash injection into social housing in 50 years’, as well as heightened investment in defense and energy security
It included the ‘biggest cash injection into social housing in 50 years’, as well as heightened investment in defense and energy security
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Dispensing of share tax would reinvigorate UK retail investment and radically transform its underperforming equity markets, writes Brendan Callan
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ regulation cuts could be the long-overdue boost financial services need – or it could be another damp squib, writes Neil Robson
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Downgraded economic forecasts, increased defence spending and cuts to welfare were a few of the developments announced by chancellor Rachel Reeves
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OBR cuts GDP expectations amid elevated global uncertainty
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The chancellor met with fintech CEOs at No. 11 to ‘help inform HMT’s commercial strategy’ with issuing tokenised gilts
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A draft Statutory Instrument proposed by HM Treasury found EU-inherited cost disclosure rules are ‘not accurate’
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Institutional investors urged to play a more proactive role in boosting the UK stockmarket
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CGT changes could generate another £1.2bn for the Treasury by 2025
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Releases stage one of tokenisation plan
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David Riley leaves full-time employment after more than three decades in the industry
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Overly optimistic scenarios in the key information documents risk misleading investors
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