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

    Economics

    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 PM, the shadow Chancellor branded Reeves’ two-years in the Treasury as “managerial incrementalism,” adding it was “not enough”. [...]

    Mel Stride addressing an audience at a business conference, standing at a podium with a presentation screen behind him
  • As it happened: Stocks fall as oil creeps up; Trump to ‘finish job’ in Iran

    Markets

    Welcome back to the City PM liveblog. The escalation of the conflict in the Middle East has wiped out the recovery across global markets that had slowly took place over the last few weeks. The US and Iran exchanged further fire overnight, with America’s central command stating it had hit around 90 Iranian targets in [...]

    Donald Trump speaking at the PAAP office conference, addressing key political issues and strategies in a formal setting.
  • Motor finance war of words heats up as City watchdog blasts law firm’s motives

    Legal

    A blistering war of words has broken out between the City watchdog and the firms leading the consumer legal challenge to its £9bn motor finance scheme.  The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has urged the Upper Tribunal to throw out the case entirely as it slammed Courmacs Legal and its client Consumer Voice, for a serious [...]

    The FCA has introduced new proposals to close the financial advice gap.
  • As it happened: FTSE 100 slump as oil soars; Trump says Iran will be ‘hit hard’ tonight

    July 8, 2026

    Welcome back to the City PM liveblog. Global markets are strapping in for a return to risk-aversion after the US and Iran traded strikes overnight following the breakdown of a peace deal in the Middle East. The US kicked off its “series of powerful strikes” late Monday night. The nation’s Central Command said the attacks [...]

  • How the boss of Zilch became UK fintech’s power broker

    July 8, 2026

    Last year, Zilch founder Philip Belamant sat down with then-boss of Monzo, TS Anil.  As the two friends caught up, Belamant was fizzing with ideas to turn his $2bn British fintech into a global powerhouse, according to sources familiar with the matter.  Not long ago, Zilch had set up shop across the pond, and Belamant [...]

  • Bank of England to relax capital rules despite warning of economic threats

    July 7, 2026

    The Bank of England set out proposals to relax UK banks’ capital rules even as it sounded the alarm on the growing risk of multiple threats hitting the UK economy.  In the latest meeting of the central bank’s Financial Policy Committee top officials said it would work with watchdogs on a package of “broad reforms” [...]

  • As it happened: FTSE 100 rises to defy tech gloom; oil creeps up on fresh Iran tensions

    July 7, 2026

    Welcome back to the City PM liveblog. Donald Trump warned the US will “finish the job” in Iran leaving investors unnerved as he renewed military threats following the funeral of Tehran’s former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Brent crude – the international benchmark for oil – traded above $72 per barrel on the news, but [...]

  • Financial services activity ‘drops rapidly’ as investors alarmed by Burnham

    July 6, 2026

    Business activity across the financial services sector – one of the chief drivers of economic growth across the UK – has dropped sharply as confidence slumps, according to a new survey.  Financial services firms, including banks and insurers, said business volumes had nosedived in the second quarter of the year.  While the net reading for [...]

  • Close Brothers shares fall as motor finance scandal threatens worst returns in Europe

    July 6, 2026

    Close Brothers shares tumbled on Monday morning after a damning broker downgrade warned the bank was poised to deliver the “lowest value-creation” of Europe’s top 50 banks. The FTSE 250 bank’s stock was down nearly nine per cent in early trading to 401.70p as investors scurried for the exit door. The loss came on the [...]

  • Nationwide rebel claims he was offered sweetener to drop boardroom bid

    July 6, 2026

    A rebel Nationwide customer vying for a board seat at Britain’s biggest building society claimed it offered to help him land a directorship at another firm if he dropped his boardroom bid. James Sherwin-Smith, who is on the ballot at next week’s annual general meeting to join Nationwide’s board, told City PM he had a [...]

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