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UK chancellor heightens focus on economic growth in list of four priorities for Financial Policy Committee
City has focused too much on marketing itself as financial services hub, says 695th head of Square Mile’s local government
Failure to prosecute money laundering crimes ‘facilitates’ corrupt regimes
New Wolseley restaurant comes as Square Mile aims to become leisure hotspot after drop in worker footfall
With 11 towers set to be built by 2030, the City of London needs to attract the workers to fill them
Risks to privacy and mandatory data collection on religion flagged as concerns
From crypt to cathedral, eight coffee stops in beautiful and historic places of worship
Don’t blame the messenger: bad press is a symptom not a cause of the UK market’s woes
The 58th-floor viewing gallery opens today, the latest in a swath of new lookouts high above the City
Square Mile’s governing body outlines proposals to secure a potential £225bn boost to economy
The market wants to give founders, investors and employees in private companies a way to sell their shares
Inquiry five years after MPs found barriers holding back gender diversity in top jobs
The declining volume and quality of analyst coverage should carry some of the blame for the City’s problems
BoE governor and chancellor signal their determination to curb high inflation in Mansion House speeches
Proposal rejected by Newham council over climate and noise pollution concerns
Chancellor wants pension funds to invest more in start-ups and other fast-growing companies
Digitisation of the UK’s shareholding system has been blocked by vested interests for decades
Spac seeks to buy mines in Brazil in deal backed by Glencore, Stellantis and Volkswagen
Andrew Griffith and LSE chief Julia Hoggett defend FCA’s planned shake-up from complaints by top investors
Experts warn that delay to membership of Horizon harms Britain’s aspiration to be science superpower
Expected relocation to smaller office underscores trend of companies cutting space following rise in homeworking
Chancellor to use keynote speech to outline how British retirement funds could put more money into riskier assets
Planning boss says authority ‘sympathetic’ to new uses such as hotels and galleries but not housing
Investors pump £2bn into converting unwanted offices for new purposes as landlords try to adapt to hybrid working
Government examines sweeping change to role of Pension Protection Fund to unlock billions for investment
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