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  • Investing in women could boost UK economy by £250bn, MP to say

    October 1, 2023

    Investing in women at the same rate as men could create £250bn in new value for the UK economy, Harriett Baldwin is set to say. The former City minister and now chair of the Treasury select committee will tell the WVC:E summit that inequality between investment in men and women is unacceptable. Baldwin is expected [...]

  • Hunt’s mooted ISA reforms offer ‘a beacon of hope’ to struggling firms, business groups say

    September 24, 2023

    Top City business groups have welcomed suggestions the Treasury could reform rules around ISAs in a bid to supercharge London-listed firms.

  • UK only replaced a third of public investment since leaving EU, think tank warns

    September 14, 2023

    The UK has only been able to replace a third of public investment – and just an eighth of infrastructure investment – since leaving the European Union (EU), a think tank has warned. EU funding of £146bn over 46 years had supported crucial infrastructure schemes such as the Channel Tunnel, the Thames Tideway Tunnel and [...]

  • PRA hits back at claims it has been ‘captured’ by insurance sector

    September 13, 2023

    The head of the banking and insurance regulator today rebuffed accusations that it had been "captured" by the insurance industry as it considers major reforms to the sector.

  • Pensions secretary: Triple lock has ‘very long term’ question marks as cost spirals

    September 12, 2023

    The triple lock - set to cost an extra £2bn as a result of new wage growth data - may not be sustainable in the long-term

  • Want pension cash in the stock market? Then back my reforms, says research review chief

    September 6, 2023

    Calls have been growing for more pension cash to flow into UK listed firms, after two decades of sharp de-equitisation in which pension cash has fled the market.

  • Twitter owner Elon Musk to be invited to government investment summit

    August 22, 2023

    Twitter owner Elon Musk is among top business leaders expected to be invited to Rishi Sunak’s global investment summit this autumn. Tesla boss Musk – who recently bought and renamed Twitter as X – is among figures including Amazon founder Jeff Bezos who officials are keen to see attend the summit, according to Sky News. [...]

  • Challenger Cynergy Bank secures £20m funding boost

    August 21, 2023

    Challenger bank Cynergy Bank has secured a £20m Tier 2 investment from British Business Investments in a boost for its expansion plans.   The funding will go towards supporting Cynergy Bank’s growth plans, which include delivering over £250m of new lending across the SME and property sectors.  The challenger bank was formerly a part of the [...]

  • Rise of the ‘finfluencers’: Instagram, Facebook and Reddit drive investment ideas in young people

    August 15, 2023

    Young people are increasingly turning to social media for investment ideas even as the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) starts to whip out regulation on the field of finance influencers – or ‘finfluencers’ as they are often known as. Over a fifth of investors ages between 18 and 34 are taking investment advice such as stock [...]

  • Taxpayers shell out record amount on government spending

    August 15, 2023

    British taxpayers spent a record amount this year funding government spending, a top think tank has calculated. Workers have spent more than 60 per cent of 2023 with their incomes going towards paying off the government’s spending and borrowing, according to the Adam Smith Institute (ASI). Today, August 15, marks, what it has dubbed as [...]

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