British insurers serve as a trial run for the post-Brexit “unshackling” As a post-Brexit test of the UK's resolve to "unchain" the City of London following the country's exit from the ...
UK Finance Minister Hunt promises to restore faith in the banking system While emphasising that his boss Liz Truss continue to be in command of the country, new finance minister Jeremy Hunt ...
UK considers support package; Europe struggles with energy crisis As nations race to shield citizens from skyrocketing bills and bolster faltering suppliers, Britain's incoming prime minister was hard at ...
UK banks to be more accommodating toward borrowers, FCA on duty Lenders in Britain received a stream of letters (3,500) as the country’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) reached out to thousands ...
Despite UK economic slowdown, Sterling has raised against dollar Sterling rose against the dollar and edged up on the euro. This is despite official data showing Britain’s economy grew ...
UK to slash bond issuance Helped by a faster-than-expected economic recovery and borrowing that has undershot forecasts, Britain’s government will slash its planned bond sales. ...
Security challenge for the healthcare industry According to the 2020 IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report, the monetary cost of recovering from a cyberattack is significantly ...
Klarna introduces pay now option in UK Swedish payments firm Klarna said that it has introduced a number of changes to its product in the United Kingdom. ...
Banks make slow progress on UK gender pay Major banks in Britain made a slight dent in their gender pay gaps. Several insurers went backwards. Companies in Britain ...
Fix public finance before cutting taxes British finance minister Rishi Sunak said that tax cuts could only come once public finances had been put on a ...