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  • Twilight zone: Markets await ‘highly uncertain’ interest rates decision

    April 30, 2026

    City analysts are eagerly anticipating a “highly uncertain” Bank of England decision on interest rates that could swing prices in either direction.  The Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee is widely expected to hold interest rates at its upcoming decision at 12pm on Thursday, though analysts have warned that a vote split and hawkish messaging around the [...]

  • Small business tax rule changes will not boost Exchequer coffers, top accounting firm argues

    April 30, 2026

    A leading accountancy firm has sounded the alarm over a consultation by HMRC into tax rules for small businesses, arguing it will not close the tax gap and leave firms tangled in even more red tape. Blick Rothenberg argued that current HMRC consultation into close companies, which have fewer than five shareholders, fails to deal [...]

  • Mark Kleinman: Is it lights out for Ovo Energy?

    April 30, 2026

    Mark Kleinman is Sky News’ City Editor and the man who gets the Square Mile talking in his City AM column Is it lights out for Ovo Energy? Farewell then, Ovo Energy? The prospective demise of the challenger brand conceived by Stephen Fitzpatrick – if not the company itself – has been a long time coming.  Ever since [...]

  • Exclusive: Lloyds in tie-up with Google to build AI agents

    April 30, 2026

    Lloyds Banking Group has formed a tie-up with Google as the financial services giant sets its sight on building its own AI agents, City AM can reveal. The blue-chip lender is leveraging Google Cloud – the tech giant’s suite of computing services – and the bank’s existing Large Language Model to create a new internal [...]

  • Monzo lost one current account switcher for every two gained in 2025

    April 30, 2026

    UK fintech darling Monzo lost one current account switcher for every two it gained last year.  The neobank registered just over 20,000 new switchers in the final quarter, but over half of this was offset by the 11,000 thousand outflows. The picture for the final few months of the year mirrors the picture for the [...]

  • Schroders backs Wayve and Elevenlabs with UK’s first venture capital fund for pensions

    April 29, 2026

    Autonomous vehicle unicorn Wayve and deeptech darling Elevenlabs are among the fast-growing unicorns that have been backed by the cash raised in a historic funding round by the UK’s first venture capital vehicle set up to cater for pensions. Schroders Capital announced on Wednesday it had injected over £100m into British-based tech and life sciences [...]

  • Grant Thornton snaps up Australian sister firm as part of global push  

    April 29, 2026

    Professional services giant Grant Thornton US is set to acquire the firm’s Australian counterpart to become part of its global advisory platform, boosting the private equity-backed player’s global reach. Grant Thornton US said the transaction was “recommended by the board and would close later this year, subject to shareholder partner approval and standard regulatory conditions.” [...]

  • Astrazeneca ploughs £300m into UK in surprise U-turn

    April 29, 2026

    British drugs giant Astrazeneca has promised to plough £300m into its UK operations, just months after cancelling a nine-figure investment in a new lab after getting in a spat with the UK government over drug pricing. In a stunning volte-face, the UK’s largest pharmaceutical company said it would revive its £200m investment into a megalab [...]

  • Labour hands police ‘long-overdue’ violent shoplifting powers

    April 29, 2026

    The government has handed the police a set of “long overdue” powers to crack down on soaring levels of violent shoplifting, which has been branded a “national scandal”. The crime and policing bill was granted royal assent on Wednesday, meaning assault against retail workers is classed as a specific offence, and the effective immunity for [...]

  • General counsel ‘evolving from traditional legal gatekeepers’, says KPMG’s legal arm

    April 29, 2026

    General counsel responsibilities are evolving beyond just providing legal oversight as regulations “become more complex and demanding”, according to a new report from the Big four giant KPMG’s Law arm. A whopping 75 per cent of the general counsels surveyed by the firm reported to be “frequently providing advice on issues outside of their legal [...]

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