Financial Services Executives Toast City of London’s Prospects Under PM Sunak October 31, 2022 By Katherine Griffiths and Joe Mayes When senior figures from the City of London gathered for a dinner in July at the historic Mansion House, they...
UK Market Turmoil Threatens Plans for Post-Brexit Reforms for Insurers October 6, 2022 By Katherine Griffiths Reforming European Union insurance rules to release billions of pounds of capital is a key part of the UK government’s...
UK Government to Pursue ‘Big Bang 2’ Reforms for City of London: New Chancellor September 8, 2022 By Katherine Griffiths Kwasi Kwarteng, the UK’s new chancellor of the exchequer, said the government will pursue sweeping financial reforms to unleash growth...
London’s Financial Services Firms See Potential in Liz Truss’ ‘Radical’ Policies September 1, 2022 By Katherine Griffiths After an international career in finance, a rapid political rise and high profile as chancellor of the exchequer during the...
London’s Financial Center Struggles to Find Its Way in Post-Brexit Britain July 25, 2022 By Swetha Gopinath and Katherine Griffiths London is in danger of becoming a mere “regional stock market” down the line unless it significantly raises its game...
UK Regulator Pushes Insurers to Cut Premiums for Fire-Risk Apartments July 19, 2022 By Katherine Griffiths and Jack Sidders Thousands of people living in high-rise apartments in Britain are set to get better deals on their property insurance following...
UK Government Chaos Sparks Fears in City of London of More Post-Brexit Limbo July 7, 2022 By Katherine Griffiths, William Shaw and Harry Wilson City of London executives have expressed anxiety that the turmoil rocking the UK government may delay or derail post-Brexit reforms...
UK Regulator Sets Diversity Targets for Top Executives, Boards April 20, 2022 By Katherine Griffiths The Financial Conduct Authority has set UK-listed companies three diversity targets, including a goal for at least 40% women on...