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  • UK and EU publish draft MOU to improve post-Brexit financial regulatory cooperation

    May 19, 2023

    The UK and the EU’s top body have published the draft of a memorandum of understand, intended to improve post-Brexit regulatory cooperation on financial services. The draft agreement commits the two to “jointly endeavour to pursue a robust and ambitious bilateral regulatory cooperation in the area of financial services”. The MOU was heralded as a [...]

  • Lloyds Bank orders staff to return to the office ‘at least’ two days a week

    April 28, 2023

    Hybrid workers will have to spend at least two days a week in the office, Lloyds has told staff, with “card swipe data” used to monitor their return.

  • Almost £180m lost to impersonation scams as 45,000 cases reported

    April 18, 2023

    Some £177.6 million was lost to impersonation scams last year, with more than 45,000 cases reported, according to a finance industry trade body. UK Finance, which leads the Take Five campaign, highlighting the dangers of fraud, said there were 45,367 cases of this type of fraud in 2022. The figures were released during Take Five [...]

  • War-torn Ukraine firms get access to London’s financial services in digital trade deal

    March 20, 2023

    The UK has signed a digital trade deal with Ukraine which will help support the country’s economy during the war with Russia and as it rebuilds in the future. Under the deal, Ukrainian businesses will be able to trade more efficiently and cheaply with the UK through electronic transactions, e-signatures, and e-contracts. It will also [...]

  • ‘Fading recession fears’ boost optimism as services sector bounced back to growth in February

    March 3, 2023

    The UK’s service sector bounced back to growth in February as business optimism improved and activity expanded at the fastest pace since June. The S&P Global/CIPS UK services PMI survey showed a reading of 53.5 in February, up from 48.7 in January and slightly ahead of market expectations. Any score above 50 is considered growth [...]

  • UK Finance: Square Mile HQ targeted by Extinction Rebellion as six arrested

    March 2, 2023

    The headquarters of UK Finance in the heart of the Square Mile have been targeted by environmental group Extinction Rebellion. The Bank-based trade association for UK banking was today targeted with paint and stickers, as protestors read out statements and stuck themselves to windows. Police arrested six members of the group after the building was [...]

  • London’s litigation financiers primed to profit on global downturn, Therium chief says

    February 3, 2023

    London’s litigation funders are in a prime position to capitalise on the global economic downturn, the founder of one the UK’s top lawsuit financiers told City A.M. The economic slump threatens to stretch in-house legal budgets and drive an uptick in legal battles, Therium founder Neil Purslow said, which could force companies and litigants turn [...]

  • How intelligent automation has become a mainstay of financial services, and what it means for private banking

    January 25, 2023

    The increasing levels of automation in private banking reflects a need to move into the digital age, but it also brings with it challenges. City A.M. sat down with specialist Mark Bruce, chief executive of of Britannia Financial Group to find out how intelligent automation and artificial intelligence is impacting the sector. Mark, why don’t [...]

  • Private finance firms have fewer women leaders than listed rivals, new research shows

    January 23, 2023

    Financial services companies that are structured as privately-owned partnerships have significantly fewer women in leadership positions than their publicly-listed rivals, new research shows.   Fewer than one-sixth (15.1 per cent) of partners in privately-owned finance firms are women, according to research from employment law firm Fox & Partners. By comparison, women account for 43 per [...]

  • Millennials ignored by UK’s financial institutions as boards stumble towards gerontocracy

    January 9, 2023

    The boards of banks, asset managers and fintechs are outstripping their European rivals at female representation, but failing to take on any millennials, according to new research. EY’s report found that there were no board members under 40 in any of the UK’s top financial services firms. The report on board diversity shows that in [...]

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