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  • Could an England World Cup win boost the markets?

    July 14, 2026

    The equity markets of World Cup-winning countries frequently outperform immediately after victory. A Goldman Sachs study of tournaments from 1974-2014 found that every winner except Brazil in 2002 subsequently enjoyed a period of market outperformance, says Helen Thomas If football finally came home, what might it do for financial markets, aside from a late start [...]

  • Kemi Badenoch’s economic revolution could set the City free

    July 14, 2026

    Abolishing bank ring-fencing, recalibrating capital requirements, and replacing the Financial Ombudsman Service are essential steps to remove stifling regulations and reignite growth, says Norbert Sobolak No political party in Britain has set out a positive agenda for the financial services sector since the 2008 crisis. The reticence is understandable; after 2008, defending finance won no [...]

  • Barclays and Lloyds back calls to digitalise UK markets and unlock £33bn boost

    July 13, 2026

    Top financial institutions have rallied behind a new report calling for the government to accelerate the digitalisation of UK markets to deliver a £33bn annaul boost to the economy. The paper, backed by a 54-strong taskforce that includes the likes of Barclays, JP Morgan and Lloyds Banking Group, says the tokenisation of markets could add [...]

  • Rachel Reeves to unveil next steps for ring-fencing reform at Mansion House

    July 13, 2026

    Rachel Reeves will outline the next steps of her ring-fencing reforms at Mansion House on Tuesday, City AM can reveal, in what is expected to be one of her last acts in the Treasury.  The Chancellor will launch a consultation to seek industry input on the implementation of a package of reforms announced in May, including the [...]

  • ‘Brutal onslaught’: Brewery McMullen’s takes aim at Reeves’ tax hikes after pub sell-off

    July 13, 2026

    One of the UK’s biggest family-owned brewers has taken aim at Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ tax hikes after it sold off more than a quarter of its pub estate. Hertfordshire-based McMullen’s, which owned over 100 pubs before offloading 30 of them in January, has warned it is likely to struggle to stay profitable in the years [...]

  • UK economy tipped to stall as Iran war chokes growth

    July 12, 2026

    The UK’s economy is expected to stall another month as the Iran war continues to choke growth and some industries face slowing output. Gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to have slipped again by 0.1 per cent in May, according to some economists. The UK’s growth update, delivered by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) [...]

  • Will the Nations Championship financially underdeliver for in-need Fiji?

    July 11, 2026

    With Fiji set to sell out Everton’s stadium this weekend why isn’t it rosy for the island nation, Ollie Phillips asks. In theory this month should have been a dream one for Fiji’s rugby team, despite losing to Wales in their opening Nations Championship match. They’ve upped sticks from Suva in the Pacific and chosen [...]

  • KBRA Assigns Preliminary Ratings to UK Logistics 2026-3 DAC

    July 10, 2026

    KBRA UK (KBRA) is pleased to announce the assignment of preliminary ratings to five classes of UK Logistics 2026-3 DAC, a CMBS single-borrower transaction. The collateral for the transaction is a £603.0 million participation in a £753.0 million limited recourse, first lien mortgage loan, originated in June 2026 by Deutsche Bank AG, London Branch, Standard [...]

  • Rachel Reeves’ legacy of tinkering with the City is not enough, says Mel Stride

    July 9, 2026

    Sir Mel Stride has branded Rachel Reeves’ legacy in government as mere “tinkering” with City reform as the top Tory predicted her successor will create a “hostile” environment for the banking sector. In an interview with City AM, the shadow Chancellor branded Reeves’ two-years in the Treasury as “managerial incrementalism,” adding it was “not enough”. [...]

  • Burnham’s cheerfulness could turn the economy around

    July 9, 2026

    Confidence is an elusive but essential determinant of the course of the economy ignored by Reeves' doomsterism. Burnham could change that.

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