Can de-regulation finally spark hopes for UK competitiveness?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ regulation cuts could be the long-overdue boost financial services need – or it could be another damp squib, writes Neil Robson
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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Tour de France champion Sir Bradley Wiggins has been named as an investor in a tax avoidance scheme that used a charity as a front in an attempt to deprive HM Treasury of more than £100m.
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A taskforce to examine how the £8trn UK asset management business can beat the Brexit blues will be set up by the Treasury, City minister Stephen Barclay has revealed.
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