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By: Matt Kenyon

Newsletter editor Matt Kenyon edits the City AM newsletters, and works on digital content. You can reach him at matt.kenyon@cityam.com.

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  • UK backs down on plans to force Apple to share encrypted user data

    August 19, 2025

    The British government has backed down on plans to force Apple to share encrypted user data, according to President Trump’s intelligence chief.  Tulsi Gabbard told the Financial Times that the government has agreed to abandon its demands for a “back door” for data. US vice-president JD Vance reportedly intervened to broker the exemption for the [...]

  • Stephen Kinnock quizzed on his dad’s calls to ditch two-child benefit cap

    August 18, 2025

    Stephen Kinnock said that discussions in government around scrapping the two-child benefit cap are “ongoing”, when asked about his father Lord Kinnock’s calls to ditch the policy. In an interview with BBC Breakfast, the health minister said: “Decisions about the Budget, decisions like that have major financial implications, they are a matter for the Chancellor.”  [...]

  • Are nicotine pouches the future of Big Tobacco? 

    August 14, 2025

    Nicotine pouches are all the rage at the moment. Sometimes erroneously described as ‘snus’ – this only refers to tobacco-based products – the pouches are mainstay of Square Mile pubs, start-up offices and even Premier League football pitches.  But are they a passing fad, or the new cornerstone of ‘Big Tobacco’? And, for an industry [...]

  • Inheritance tax: Reeves could change thresholds and crack down on gift rules

    August 13, 2025

    Rachel Reeves is exploring measures to extract more revenue from inheritance tax (IHT) ahead of the Autumn Budget, as she looks to plug a massive fiscal blackhole without breaking Labour election promises on tax.  According to a report in The Guardian, the Treasury is looking into changes to thresholds as well as tightening the rules [...]

  • HMRC must disclose AI involvement in tax decisions

    August 8, 2025

    A court has ruled that HMRC must disclose if it uses artificial intelligence (AI) in key decisions relating to granting research and development tax credits.  Tom Elsbury, a tax expert who founded the specialist tax relief software platform Novel, lodged a Freedom of Information (FOI) request back in December 2023. But according to Judge Alexandra [...]

  • President Donald Trump could be given Freedom of the City of London

    August 4, 2025

    President Donald Trump could be offered the Freedom of the City of London during his second state visit to the UK in September.  The Independent has reported that the Freedom is on the table to get the US President in the room with the City of London Corporation, which hopes to use the symbolic honour [...]

  • Why Evercore bought Robey Warshaw – the boutique bank that signed George Osborne

    July 30, 2025

    With the announcement that Robey Warshaw has been bought for £146m by Evercore, the potent boutique dealmaker is set to morph into a UK foothold for the New York-based advisory firm.  Evercore boss John S. Weinberg praised Robey Warshaw’s “extraordinary, long-standing relationships”, forged by its five partners – led by Simon Robey and Simon Warshaw.  [...]

  • Evercore to acquire Robey Warshaw for £146m

    July 30, 2025

    Robey Warshaw, the City advisory firm that counts former Chancellor George Osborne among its partners, is to be acquired by US finance giant Evercore in a £146m deal, bringing to an end speculation around the future of the firm.  Evercore aims to use Robey Warshaw as a foothold in the Square Mile, tapping into relationships [...]

  • Smart Pension invests £330m into Octopus Energy fund as Mansion House Accord bears fruit

    July 29, 2025

    Smart Pension has made a £330m investment into two funds managed by Octopus Energy in an early sign the Chancellor’s Mansion House Accord is beginning to bear fruit. The pensions firm, which has more than £7bn in assets under management, said the commitment will represent 5 per cent of the portfolio of its default fund, [...]

  • WH Smith sells Funky Pigeon brand for £24m in travel pivot

    July 29, 2025

    WH Smith has sold its Funky Pigeon brand to Card Factory, as the retailer sheds legacy assets ahead of a pivot towards becoming a pared down travel retailer.  The Bristol and Guernsey-based novelty greeting cards line was sold for £24m, with Card Factory looking to integrate its technology into its consumer business.  Funky Pigeon’s sale [...]

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