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By: Chris Hayward

Chris Hayward is Policy Chairman of the City of London Corporation

  • HSBC’s purchase of Silicon Valley Bank shows the power and limits of government

    Chris hayward

    We should commend the government facilitating HSBC’s decision to buy Silicon Valley Bank, but not all things can be left to government to solve and we need to shore up the financial system

  • We must strengthen our ties with the US, so London and New York can grow together

    Chris Hayward

    We now have a golden opportunity to make our economic and political relationship with the United States stronger. As two leading financial centres, we benefit if we grow together, writes Chris Hayward

  • To stay out of a recession, we need to get on with hashing out a deal on Northern Ireland

    chris hayward

    Since the UK voted for Brexit, Northern Ireland has been a headache for politicians and businesses alike. Time to finally end the madness, writes Chris Hayward.

  • It’s true, Paris isn’t far behind London but we can still win the race to be the top city

    February 6, 2023

    Since Brexit, Londoners have feared the moment Paris would overtake the city for the crown of financial services, but we can still keep our advantage if we compete with France’s regulatory environment, writes Chris Hayward.

  • Westminster might quarrel with Scotland, but the City and Edinburgh get on just fine

    January 23, 2023

    Nicola Sturgeon and Rishi Sunak's government have gone head-to-head, but the financial institutions in London and Scotland are busy keeping our relationship strong, writes Chris Hayward

  • To be an attractive location the City needs an innovative offer, starting from transport

    January 9, 2023

    For many City workers, after a week of working from home due to rail strikes, today will be the first day back in the office. People across the Square Mile will hope that the new year brings a swift resolution to the railways’ industrial action. We all want to return and help the City unlock [...]

  • As we move away from a risky dependency on fossil fuels, the City leads the way in shaping a safer green future

    December 19, 2022

    With the arrival of winter’s first snow last week, there is a chill in the air and energy consumption across the UK is rising. The strain on energy use has been particularly acute for households and businesses this year. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and post-pandemic supply chain struggles have driven soaring prices just at a [...]

  • Tax hikes will cause national pain but London can still build its own growth plan

    November 21, 2022

    Jeremy Hunt faced a difficult balancing act in the Autumn Statement last week. The state of affairs he outlined, albeit unsurprising, was still a stark warning about the precarious nature of our economy: a £55bn black hole in the nation’s finances. We now know how the government will seek to restore parity in the national [...]

  • Net zero won’t come cheap, but the impact of floods and heat will continue to cost us

    November 7, 2022

    In the year since Cop26 in Glasgow, we have endured record breaking temperatures here in the UK, mass flooding has devastated 33 million people in Pakistan, while the western United States has experienced severe droughts.

  • Strong and certain regulatory regimes are the backbone of investment in London

    October 24, 2022

    If you have seen the movie “Wolf of Wall Street”, you will remember when the main character starts selling stocks in “Aerotyne International”: he claims it to be a cutting-edge high-tech firm, but in reality it is a workshop in a garden shed.

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