Everything you need to know about the May local elections March 30, 2024 Next month, voters across the country will be going to the polls in the May local elections - we’ve rounded up everything you need to know.
Nudge unit: Clearer consumer information could boost UK productivity and add up to £23bn to GDP March 18, 2024 The paper, published by the Behaviour Insights Team (BIT), found that giving consumers clearer information could improve productivity and boost growth.
Sadiq Khan under fire for breaking his pledge to ban Transport for London gambling ads March 15, 2024 London Mayor Sadiq Khan has come under fire for breaking a pledge to ban gambling adverts on the London tube.
Home REIT tenant facing regulatory probe over ‘unauthorised’ payouts for bosses February 5, 2024 The charity regulator has launched a probe into one of Home REIT’s top tenants amid concerns over “potential unauthorised” payments pocketed by the charity’s trustees.
Efficacy of new oil and gas licenses in doubt ahead of key MPs bill debate January 19, 2024 Global Witness figures show UK production has fallen 60 per cent during a time when 1,680 new exploration licenses were granted.
Ofgem warns Octopus, EDF and Scottish Power to ‘exhaust all options’ before forcing meter installations January 8, 2024 Ofgem said the firms must "exhaust all other options" before considering the forced installation
It’s not all banking and dealmaking, charity’s big business in the Square Mile too December 18, 2023 Philanthropy is at the heart of the City, we shouldn't play it down, writes Lord Mayor Michael Mainelli
Fund manager Sir Chris Hohn sees pay slump by half but still pockets £276m December 7, 2023 Billionaire British hedge fund manager Sir Chris Hohn paid himself more than £1m a day this year, despite profit at his fund, TCI, falling.
Regulators call out big banks for ‘suddenly closing or suspending’ charity accounts November 15, 2023 Charities are being unfairly "debanked", according to regulators, who have called on high street lenders to improve their "substandard" services for the sector.
Lloyd’s set to resist pleas for direct compensation over slavery role October 11, 2023 Lloyd's of London is resisting calls to make direct financial reparations over its role in the slave trade.