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  • As cyber risk intensifies, insurers must offer a better market to companies in need of protection

    December 26, 2022

    From rising inflation to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, this year has yet again demonstrated the domino effect that occurs following a crisis, and the impact this has on businesses. There are many lessons to be learned as we move into the new year. If we take the war in Ukraine, the geopolitical crisis triggered sanctions [...]

  • Insurance trade body seizes control of subsidiary by flooding City association’s board

    December 22, 2022

    The world’s largest insurance trade body has made a push to take control of one of its subsidiaries, following an ongoing spat between the two groups. The takeover bid saw the head of the Personal Finance Society (PFS) hit out at its parent organisation, the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) over claims it had acted “unilaterally” [...]

  • London’s unicorns: City’s tech start-ups are bringing in the big bucks

    December 21, 2022

    London’s tech start-ups have had a turbulent 2022. But while some of the original tech players in the city have struggled with rising costs and depleting revenues, newer unicorns are making moves. Here are the five London start-ups that made their mark this year, and are to be watched out for in 2023. OakNorth Valued [...]

  • Car premiums increase 17.4 per cent after FCA price walking ban

    December 20, 2022

    The average car premium has soared 17.4 per cent in the past year, according to recent research.  Data published today by market researcher Consumer Intelligence shows that average premiums now cost £877, surpassing by 6.7 per cent current inflation rates.  According to senior insight analyst Georgia Day, the unsurprising surge has been driven by the [...]

  • Hunt confirms full fat budget and OBR forecast on 15 March 2023

    December 19, 2022

    The government will deliver a full fat budget on 15 March next year, chancellor Jeremy Hunt confirmed today. The announcement will be accompanied by an assessment of the impact of the government’s tax and spending plans on the public finances by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR). Last month, Hunt delivered what was in effect [...]

  • Treasury grabs extra £85bn in taxes from Brits after Covid measures end

    December 19, 2022

    The UK government has added an extra £85.1bn in tax revenues over the last year after a raft of Covid-19 support measures were scrapped, new figures out today show. Total revenue flowing into the treasury from Brits’ pockets hit £775.6bn in the year to April 2022, up from £690.5bn in the previous year, according to [...]

  • UK appoints five new innovation experts to drive post-Brexit technology boom

    December 18, 2022

    The UK government has appointed five, industry leading experts to make use of post-Brexit freedoms by driving innovation in cutting edge sectors that will be vital to Britain’s future growth. The five new experts will work with the government’s chief scientific advisor, Sir Patrick Vallance, to review existing rules and develop a pro-innovation, regulatory approach. [...]

  • London payment firm launches Banking-as-a-Service solution on Advcash 

    December 16, 2022

    Fintech infrastructure firm, Mercuryo has partnered with payment platform Advcash to offer its customers access to virtual IBANs for EU and UK residents.

  • Calvin Lo interview: Billionaire on finding a way into Formula 1

    December 14, 2022

    Hong Kong businessman and billionaire Calvin Lo wants to deepen his roots in Formula 1. The Michael Schumacher fanboy is the latest wealthy individual looking at the motor racing circus that is F1 as a major sporting investment. “If whoever comes in plays their cards right, there are lots of opportunities,” Lo told City A.M. [...]

  • Bailey warns against ripping up City rulebook in Edinburgh reforms

    December 13, 2022

    BANK OF ENGLAND Governor Andrew Bailey poured cold water on ambitious Government plans to rewrite the financial services rulebook today, warning that the regulatory issues which led in part to the global financial crisis have not gone away. The government is set to tweak some 30 pieces of regulation which it believes will free the [...]

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