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These days, the banks sound far more sober about financial risk than the government
Boosting the UK’s ailing business investment will require a sense of stability and certainty as much as anything else
Rule changes and scrapping of bankers’ bonus cap welcomed by business after years of strain with Tory party
Bankers have plenty to cheer but Kwarteng’s unconventional economics exacerbate business uncertainty
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
If the British chip designer was so great for London, why did investors sell it in the first place?
UK prime minister to push for talks with Japanese owner of British tech company
The politics of the Labour vs Conservative row about limiting annual payouts is probably a wash. Fixing public services is far more crucial
Hospitality sector in Square Mile hobbled by switch to homeworking
Three years after group’s demerger from Prudential, critics say structure does not work
There are no easy ways for either side to extract quick wins from the current landscape
French group Axa and Zakay brothers push ahead with projects despite slow return of office workers
Sunak and Zahawi back bill ditching EU rules and allowing ministers to question regulatory decisions
Aims of capital market review rely on a more fundamental overhaul and digitisation of market infrastructure
Austin review proposals will make it easier for companies to raise money in UK and draw retail investors post-Brexit
From Samuel Pepys’ old hangout, to Victorian gin palaces and a cool rooftop garden: our guide to where to sup in the Square Mile — and just beyond
A City veteran bids farewell to London’s Russian finance houses
Decision acknowledges importance of face-to-face contact for global insurance marketplace
Financial services executives praise MP for being on top of his brief steering post-Brexit regulatory reform
Swiss bank has allowed two-thirds of 73,000 global employees to work flexibly permanently
Leading position under threat with finance just one area where UK capital has slipped
London and Hong Kong are working hard to remain commercial hubs, while Tokyo is not as committed
Latest proposals to overhaul UK listing regime are confused and may achieve very little
Regulator proposes compacting the two-tiered ‘premium’ and ‘standard’ segments of the London Stock Exchange
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