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The EU is talking tough but acting relaxed
EU-based traders could be required to clear minimum amount of ‘systemic’ derivatives contracts inside bloc
Free float is a better measure of the investable market
Defined benefit schemes already wary of risk allocate just 3% of assets to UK equities
Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng will set out some initial changes in his mini-Budget on Friday
Sir Tom Scholar’s exit endangers institutional memory of how to handle a financial crisis — and the need for caution in deregulation
Boris Johnson ally Andrew Griffith chosen to lead overhaul of financial services regulation under Truss government
Bank could pay another €200mn to develop building and has already hired 300 additional staff in Ireland
Topic has potential to cause schism between Westminster and Threadneedle Street
Author of deregulation proposals warns on risk of UK complacency over ‘once in a generation’ changes
Austin review proposals will make it easier for companies to raise money in UK and draw retail investors post-Brexit
Financial services executives praise MP for being on top of his brief steering post-Brexit regulatory reform
Plans to ease existing controls on weekend and early flights likely to hit resistance
From electric vehicles to fintech start-ups, their stocks have lost an average of 62% of value
Leading position under threat with finance just one area where UK capital has slipped
Latest proposals to overhaul UK listing regime are confused and may achieve very little
Alison Gowman wants to innovate the ancient institution and has her eye on the role of Lord Mayor
Catherine McGuinness also urges the government to enable more overseas workers to come to the Square Mile
The City of London needs to be reconnected with the wider economy and with society
John Glen trumpets ‘modest’ losses of 7,000 financial service roles from UK financial centre
Baillie Gifford’s James Anderson says planned New York IPO would be vote of no confidence
BoE governor sees no need for time limit to temporary extensions on intermediary rules
Three-year project described as vote of confidence in the City of London and the future of the office
Brussels to begin consultation on ways of making bloc an attractive destination for clearing
Brexit’s final impact on the City will depend partly on Brussels’ determination to reduce dependence on the UK
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