London Public-Private Collaboration Key for Investment
London's private and public sectors need to collaborate to unlock investment and drive economic growth, experts say.
London's private and public sectors need to collaborate to unlock investment and drive economic growth, experts say.
Primestone Capital urges Intertek's board to engage with EQT's £59 per share offer, while other shareholders support rejection. Share price jumps 5%.
Keir Starmer announces plans to nationalise British Steel and pursue closer EU ties in a make-or-break speech after poor local election results threaten his leadership.
London-listed Ukrainian miner Ferrexpo secures $100m equity lifeline from existing investors, including oligarch-linked Fevamotinico, to avoid insolvency amid war disruptions and VAT refund delays.
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RecommendedMayer Brown's London office sees a 20% revenue increase to a record level, driven by strong demand for legal services across key practice areas.
The UK government has unveiled Britain's largest-ever retail investing campaign, backed by major financial firms, aiming to shift household savings from cash to stocks amid concerns over low market participation.
The V&A Museum clarifies all staff receive London living wage, while Lidl GB corrects employee count from 11,422 to 34,697. Guardian publishes recent amendments.
City Minister Lucy Rigby emphasizes tax policy's role in attracting fintech listings to London, as the Treasury unveils new stablecoin regulations and digital market initiatives.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves convenes top UK bank executives to discuss economic consequences of Iran conflict, as IMF downgrades UK growth forecasts amid Middle East turmoil.
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RecommendedTop financial officials from the UK, US, and EU will participate in a stress test in Washington to assess handling of a major bank failure, amid rising AI and geopolitical risks.
Bank of England's financial stability chief Sarah Breeden warns that the energy shock from the Iran war, combined with soaring sovereign debt and private credit vulnerabilities, could trigger a global financial crisis.
Labour's elimination of Business Property Relief has entrepreneurs warning they'll need to sell or dismantle companies to pay tax bills, with Dyson, Forte, and others speaking out.
Virginia has revoked tax-exempt status for organizations honoring the Confederacy, a significant step in distancing from its Civil War legacy and promoting racial equity.
Exclusive: Top UK fintech bosses from Monzo, Revolut, and Oaknorth will meet Treasury and FCA officials next week to lobby for regulatory reforms and London listing incentives.
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RecommendedGlobal inequality has reached unsustainable levels, with the richest 1% capturing 41% of new wealth since 2000. The solution? A minimum wealth tax on billionaires to ensure they contribute their fair share to society.
Martin Lewis's campaign leads to major council tax reform, extending payment deadlines and capping fees to protect vulnerable households from aggressive debt collection.
Schroders and Aberdeen participated in a landmark £15bn gilt auction as yields hit 4.9%, the highest since 2008, driven by Middle East conflict and UK deficit concerns.
Millions of young adults in the UK are poised to receive significant payouts from their Child Trust Funds, with average values rising sharply due to long-term investment growth.
New data reveals zero UK banking licence applications in 2025, sparking concerns about regulatory complexity and competition. Experts call for clearer guidance to attract investment.
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RecommendedBarclays' reversal on branch closures highlights a fundamental split in UK banking strategy, with some institutions doubling down on digital while others rediscover physical presence.
Experts advocate for automatic release of child trust funds at age 21, potentially injecting £286m into young people's pockets immediately, as £1.5bn remains unclaimed.
Britain's financial services sector reports a dramatic recovery in early 2026, with the fastest turnaround in three decades according to CBI data, offering a boost to Chancellor Rachel Reeves's economic plans.
London employers face £251 million in tax demands from HMRC, with penalties reaching £99 million. The capital's 184 named companies represent a threefold increase in defaults compared to previous years.
UK funeral costs are outpacing inflation, with cremation prices rising sharply due to soaring gas prices linked to the Iran conflict, according to new research.
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RecommendedA new inheritance tax regime for UK farms and family businesses takes effect, with 100% relief on the first £2.5m and 50% on amounts above, causing concerns among accountants.
Bond traders and hedge funds warn that Bank of England plans to overhaul gilt repo market regulation could worsen financial stability by concentrating risks during market stress.
Research reveals two-thirds of Britain's wealthiest individuals are contemplating leaving due to constant tax policy changes, with uncertainty cited as a greater burden than tax rates themselves.
London's pension industry is in uproar over government proposals to maintain 'backstop power' over pension fund investments in UK assets, with critics calling the move 'ridiculous' and dangerous.
Major UK lenders have criticized banking regulations in a new report, arguing that current rules penalize good risk management and hinder economic growth by forcing excessive capital hoarding.
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RecommendedOxfam reports that the global super-rich could have up to $3.55 trillion hidden offshore, evading taxes. The charity calls for wealth levies and closing loopholes, marking 10 years since the Panama Papers.